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    Safety Rules and Suggestions: Emergency and Information Telephone Numbers

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    This document outlines safety rules and suggestions for a laboratory setting. It lists emergency contact numbers and emphasizes that safety glasses must be worn when soldering or using power tools. Students are responsible for bringing their own safety glasses. It warns that violating safety standards will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the lab. It also prohibits smoking, eating, drinking or horseplay and stresses the importance of working carefully and reporting any potential hazards to the instructor.

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    This document outlines safety rules and suggestions for a laboratory setting. It lists emergency contact numbers and emphasizes that safety glasses must be worn when soldering or using power tools. Students are responsible for bringing their own safety glasses. It warns that violating safety standards will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the lab. It also prohibits smoking, eating, drinking or horseplay and stresses the importance of working carefully and reporting any potential hazards to the instructor.

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    This document outlines safety rules and suggestions for a laboratory setting. It lists emergency contact numbers and emphasizes that safety glasses must be worn when soldering or using power tools. Students are responsible for bringing their own safety glasses. It warns that violating safety standards will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the lab. It also prohibits smoking, eating, drinking or horseplay and stresses the importance of working carefully and reporting any potential hazards to the instructor.

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    Safety Rules and Suggestions: Emergency and Information Telephone Numbers

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    This document outlines safety rules and suggestions for a laboratory setting. It lists emergency contact numbers and emphasizes that safety glasses must be worn when soldering or using power tools. Students are responsible for bringing their own safety glasses. It warns that violating safety standards will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the lab. It also prohibits smoking, eating, drinking or horseplay and stresses the importance of working carefully and reporting any potential hazards to the instructor.

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    SAFETY RULES AND SUGGESTIONS

    Rev. 20141015

    EMERGENCY AND INFORMATION TELEPHONE NUMBERS:


    An ambulance should be called in the event of any accident requiring medical assistance.

    Emergency, Ambulance and/or Fire: 911


    (911 will work from Mo S&T telephone)

    1. Safety glasses or prescription eyeglasses must be worn when soldering. Students should
    wash their hands with soap and water after they are done soldering, to remove any
    residual lead.

    2. Students are responsible for purchasing their own safety glasses, and bringing them to
    each lab class where they will be needed.

    3. Safety glasses are required when using power tools such as drills.
    Prescription eyeglasses do not offer sufficient protection.

    4. Violation of safety standards will not be tolerated. Minor infractions may only incur a
    verbal warning, but continued failure to follow safe practices may result in removal from
    the laboratory.
    Flagrant violation of safety rules will result in immediate removal from the lab.

    5. Smoking, eating, drinking, or “horseplay” are strictly forbidden in the laboratory.

    6. Haste and inattention cause many accidents. Work deliberately and carefully. Plan your
    activities prior to the laboratory, familiarize yourself with equipment prior to actual
    operation, and verify your work as you progress. Learn the location of power switches
    and ground fault interrupters.

    7. Report potential hazards and suspected faulty equipment to the instructor immediately.
    In particular, do not attempt to perform any diagnosis, maintenance, or repairs yourself.
    Removing or opening the case from any apparatus may expose parts at line voltage.

    8. Minimize exposure to live circuits. Connect to the source of power as the last step when
    wiring a circuit. Disconnect from the power source as the first step when disassembling a
    circuit.

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