1. General Safety Guidelines
Obj. I-A

2. Prepare for Lab Bring proper supplies
Uniform, apron, lab coat, non penatratable, closed toe shoes
ANSI safety glasses
Follow DAT uniform guidelines for hair, nails, jewelry, etc.
Review the lab assignment prior to starting in the lab, so you can become familiar with what each step will require.

3. Report to the Instructor
Any type of injury, immediately.
Broken or damaged equipment.
If you see anyone violating a safety rule, so the student can be cautioned.

4. Avoid Accidents No food or drink should be out in the lab.
Chemical exposure, etc.
Clean all spills immediately!
Return all equipment and materials used to their proper space.
Keep cabinets & drawers closed

5. Review procedures to follow in an E.R.:
Tornado
Fire
In building
In lab- fire blanket
Unauthorized person on campus
Medical Emergency
Hazardous spill
Chemicals contacting eyes an/or skin

6. Objective I-D M.D.A. Book pp. 803-805
Safety in the Lab
Objective I-D
M.D.A. Book pp

7. Equipment cords
for deteriorating cords for frays

8. Equipment cords When equipment is not in use:
Cords should be disconnected, formed in a ring, and laid flat.
Defective cords should be replaced immediately.
Cords should be plugged in and removed correctly from the outlet correctly.

9. Electric and motorized equipment
Electric motors need air circulating through them to keep them cool.
Motors should be kept clean & free of dust/lint for proper ventilation.
Some equipment requires oil for proper functioning.

10. Lab Equipment Clean after each use and store properly
Only run the lathe on low speed
Never use a dry grinding wheel
Model trimmers must have a water
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