have been developed to _________ of the hazards associated with different products
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. . . HAZARDOUS SAFETY SYMBOLS. warn users. have been developed to _________ of the hazards associated with different products. Safety symbols :. 2 TYPES of Safety Symbols. 1) HHPS. 2) WHMIS. “ H azardous H ousehold P roduct S ymbol”. “ W orkplace H azardous - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
have been developed to _________ of the hazards associated with different products.
HAZARDOUS SAFETY SYMBOLSSafety symbols:
1) HHPS 2) WHMIS
• Found on _________ products – mostly _______.
“Hazardous HouseholdProduct Symbol”
“Workplace HazardousMaterials Information System”
• Found on _________ products – mostly _______.
2 TYPES of Safety Symbols
warn users
household workplace
cleanerscleaners
There are __ levels of hazards, each more harmful than the previous.
• There are ___ HHPS representing different types and levels of hazard.
FOUR TYPES:
THREE LEVELS:
poisonous explosive corrosive flammable
caution warning dangeryellow
4 sidesredcolour
# of sides
more harmful
There are __ different types of hazards.
3 sidesorange
8 sides
HAZARDOUS HOUSEHOLD PRODUCT SYMBOLS12
4
3
• Combining the ____ and ____ of hazard creates a HHPS .
cautionpoison
warningpoison
dangerpoison
cautionflammable
warningcorrosive
dangerexplosive
HAZARDOUS HOUSEHOLD PRODUCT SYMBOLStype level
Label each safety symbol by LEVEL and TYPE of hazard.
dangerpoisonous
cautioncorrosive
cautionflammable
cautionexplosive
dangerexplosive
warningflammable
warningpoisonous
warningexplosive
warningcorrosive
dangercorrosive
dangerflammable
cautionpoisonous
HAZARDOUS HOUSEHOLD PRODUCT SYMBOLS
WORKPLACE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INFORMATION SYSTEMS SYMBOLS• There are __ WHMIS symbols. • Each WHMIS symbol has a _____ for its border.
• flammable• dangerously reactive
• poisonous: other effects
• oxidizing agent• biohazardous and infectious
• corrosive• compressed gas
• poisonous: immediate & toxic effects
circle8
s
Proper Equipment Use
Injuries
Chemical Use
Clean Up
LAB SAFETY AND CONDUCT
LAB CONDUCT AND SAFETY
Personal Behaviour and Attire
PERSONAL BEHAVIOUR AND ATTIRE
SHOES: • No _________ shoes allowed in the lab.
CONTACTS: • Never wear _______ during a lab. Chemicals can go underneath and stick to your eye.
GOGGLES:• Protects your ____ from unexpected splatters and shatters.
• Goggles worn at __ times.
Ouch!
contacts
eyes
open-toed
all
• ___________ need to be secured and out of the way.
PERSONAL BEHAVIOUR AND ATTIRE
LOOSE CLOTHES:
HORSEPLAY: • No ____________ during the lab!
HAIR: • ________ needs to be tied back.
fooling around
Loose clothes
Long hair
PERSONAL BEHAVIOUR AND ATTIRE
HANDS:
FOOD & DRINK:
• Do not put your hands in your ____ or ______ during the lab.
• No _____ or ______ in the lab.
YUCK!
mouth eyes
drinking eating
CHAIRS:
WORK AREA:
• Do not place equipment at the ____ of the lab bench.
• Move bags and books to the wall.
EDGE OF LAB BENCH:
• Keep your work area ____.
PROPER EQUIPMENT USE
• Move all _____ to the back of the room _____ from the
benches before the lab starts. • Students must _____ during a lab.
edge
chairsaway
stand
tidy
BROKEN GLASS:• Broken glass must be ________ to the _______ and placed in the proper container.
BROKEN EQUIPMENT:• Broken equipment must be ________ to the _______.
HOTPLATE: • ______ the hotplate when not in use to prevent burns and to let it _________ before storing.
PROPER EQUIPMENT USE
Don’t just put it back!reported
teacherreported
teacher
Unplug
cool down
• ______ your ______ of any
chemical spills before cleaning.
CHEMICAL SPILLS:
HAZARDS:• _____ the hazards in the lab ______ starting your experiment.
CHEMICAL USE
• Do not ____ any chemicals down the ____. SINK:
teacherInform
Know
pour sink
before
• Smell a chemical using the “___________” method.
• Do not ____ any of the chemicals.TASTE:
SMELL:
CHEMICAL USE
AMOUNT:• Take only the amount of chemicals that you need. • Share – don’t be ______!Greedy
Smurf
taste
hand-waving
greedy
• Be careful not to _______________ your chemicals.
• When mixing chemicals, always add the _________.
WATER FIRST:
CONTAMINATION:
CHEMICAL USE
• This prevents the chemical from ________.• In some cases the large volume of water ___________ that may be generated when the two substances combine.
water first
splashing
absorbs heat
cross-contaminate
• If something enters your eye, have a partner direct you to the ______________.
EYE WASH STATION:
• Position face above the station with eyes _____ for ___ minutes.
BURN OR CHEMICAL ON SKIN:• Immediately inform your teacher and place injury under ____________ for ____ minutes.
CUTS:• Immediately ______ your _______ , _____ the cut and put a bandage on it.
INJURIES
eye wash stationopen
running water
10
clean
5-10
teacherinform
• All equipment needs to be properly _______ ,
______ and put in the ______________.
CLEAN EQUIPMENT:
CLEANUP
• Put goggles back ______ into the ___________.
PUT AWAY GOGGLES:
• ________ all equipment back to where originally got it, if you do not have to wash it.
PUT AWAY EQUIPMENT:
storage areaneatly
Put back
drying rack/arearinsedwashed
• _____ then __________ lab bench with paper towel.
LAB BENCH:
• Do not put paper towel in the recycling; it goes in the _______.
PAPER TOWEL:
CLEANUP
WASH HANDS:• Wash your _____ at the end of the lab.
Spray
hands
garbage
wipe down
Mohammed
Claire
Suying
Hakim
Jacob
PatrickTed
Samira
Minh
Toby
Nico
Donna
Vincent
IDENTIFY THE BROKEN LAB SAFETY RULES
Can you find at least 13 broken safety rules?
lab safety video
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