- Practice Safe Chemistry
- Safety Goggles
- Eye Safety
- Protective Clothing
- Pre-lab Discussion
- Eating or Drinking in Lab Areas
- Loose Hair or Clothing
- Chemical Health Hazards
- Sitting on Lab Desktops
- Air Quality
- Be Prepared
- Disposal of Chemical Waste
- Accident or Injury
- First Aid Reminders
- Chemical Spills
- Safety Equipment
- Eye Wash
- Safety Shower
- Fire Extinguisher
- Fire Blanket
- First Aid Kit
- Emergency Exit Routes
- Safety and Environmental Concerns
- Safety Concern - Pipetting
- Safety Concern - Chemicals
- Safety Concern - Contamination
- Safety Concern - Diluting Acids
- Safety Concern - Pouring Reagents
- Safety Declaration Form
- Safety Begins Here
- Safety Exam
Eye Wash
- Water should not be directly aimed onto the eyeball
- Aim at the base of the nose; this increases the chance of effectively rinsing the eye free of chemicals
- Flood eye with water for a minimum of 15 minutes
