1. Lab Safety
Mr. Haase

2. Making the right decisions in the lab
If a laboratory fire erupts, immediately
run for the fire extinguisher
throw water on the fire
open the windows
notify your instructor
You have been injured in the laboratory (cut, burn, etc.) First you should
visit the school nurse after class
apply first aid yourself
see a doctor after school

3. Lab safety basics Report all accidents to your instructor
- Wear goggles when working with glass, heat, or chemicals
Report all accidents to your instructor
Know location of emergency equipment
Never taste, touch, or smell chemicals
Keep your work area clean
Follow all written and oral directions
No Horseplay

4. Proper attire -Always wear close toed shoes
-Always wear apron or lab coat
-Wear safety goggles! No contact lenses.
-Individuals with long hair should pull it back in a ponytail. Hair is flammable!
-Wear gloves when necessary.
-Never directly handle chemicals in liquid or solid form.

5. General Rules Always pour acids last to avoid splashing.
Always be responsible while in the lab.
Do not proceed if you do not understand. Ask the instructor.
Do not touch chemicals, materials, or instruments until instructed to do so.
NO FOOD, BEVERAGES, OR GUM IN LAB!
NO HORSEPLAY OR DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR!
Be prepared before entering lab.
Remain alert: notify instructor of any unsafe conditions or behavior.
Check with teacher about proper disposal of chemicals.
Pay close attention to labels and safety signs.
Know locations of all safety equipment (fire extinguisher, first aid)
Keep hands away from face, mouth, eyes, and body while handling chemicals.
Report injuries, spills, or cuts immediately!
Always pour acids last to avoid splashing.