What does HHPS stand for?

Wear glasses is enough when you observe your lab partner doing experiments involving glassware and/or corrosive chemicals?

In case of a "burning sensation" of the eye, or a splash in the eye, and wash the eye with running water under the sink.

Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) when required to do so.

Keep your work area uncluttered, with only appropriate equipment such as calculators, lab sheet, and observationla sheets on your lab bench.

Keep hands and other objects away from your mouth

Sweep up pieces of broken glassware and place them in the waste beaker.

Lab nitrile gloves should be used to protect your hands whne you remove broken pieces of glass from the sink

Sit tight while perdorming experiments to avoid spillage.

Ensure that you understand safe procedures before attempting an experiment.

Pick up broken or defective equipment immediately before informing the teacher

Report all accidents regardless of how minor

Use the same scopulas to pick up different chemicals

Take only the ammount of chemicals needed, Put the extra back to the original.

Replace all container lids, finger-tight, immediately after use.

You should never add water to a small amount of acid