In this exercise you will consider different hazards and the risks they pose. In your class there might be different ideas and you should be able to justify.

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In this exercise you will consider different hazards and the risks they pose. In your class there might be different ideas and you should be able to justify your ideas when challenged. There is not a ‘right’ answer, but plenty to think about.

Wear eye protection Clear away Bags etc. Use a pipette filler Fill the burette with a funnel Move the stand to fill the burette Clamp the burette securely Put the pipette in a safe place Tie back long hair Clean up spillages straight away Stand up when titrating Place the comments in order with the most important safety advice at the top.

Wear eye protection Clear away Bags etc. Use a pipette filler Fill the burette with a funnel Move the stand to fill the burette Clamp the burette securely Put the pipette in a safe place Tie back long hair Clean up spillages straight away Stand up when titrating Try the same task again but with a diamond shape. Which shape do you think is better for this task?

Wear eye protection Clear away Bags etc. Use a pipette filler Fill the burette with a funnel Move the stand to fill the burette Clamp the burette securely Put the pipette in a safe place Tie back long hair Clean up spillages straight away Stand up when titrating Rearrange the boxes into the shape that you think they should be to show the different levels of importance.