Safety Equipment / Lab Safety Video Part 2
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Safety Showers and Eyewash Stations00:00:27
Every lab must be equipped with safety showers and eyewash stations that are tested weekly. In case of exposure, immediately use the shower to drench skin and remove contaminated clothing, or rinse eyes for at least 10 minutes.
Fire Extinguishers and Fire Safety00:01:09
Labs use dry chemical extinguishers suitable for Class A, B, and C fires. Avoid using water on chemical or electrical fires. If a fire is too large, evacuate immediately. Only use an extinguisher if you have received formal training.
Fire Blankets and First Aid00:02:21
Fire blankets are for small fires or people on fire. When assisting someone, help them to the ground and have them roll while wrapped, rather than wrapping them while standing to prevent flames from reaching the face.
Chemical Fume Hoods and Preparedness00:03:02
The chemical fume hood provides ventilation against toxic vapors. Ensure the sash is adjusted correctly, keep the area clean, and always be aware of evacuation routes to ensure safety in the event of an emergency.
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