CPPS Safety

3. Used to shower someone down if there are toxic chemicals on their clothes or skin. May also be used to put out a clothing fire
4. Used to smother small fires on surfaces or to wrap a person who is on fire. (Stop drop and roll is also recommended.)
6. Located at each lab table and along walls. Used to clean lab apparatus, obtain tap water, wash chemical spills off hands, and possibly put out a fire
7. Must be worn at all times when in the lab for eye safety
8. (Optional) Worn to protect your clothing
9. Storage closet door for stock chemicals. Students are not permitted past this door for any reason.
10. Red button by the door. Press immediately if a fire starts (not because you lit a candle or Bunsen Burner)
12. A device that releases chemicals that smother flames- Notify Teacher
13. Used to clean up solid chemical spills and broken glassware. Report all broken glassware to your teacher.

1. Contains basic first aid items. Any major accidents must be reported and taken to the nurse. Notify Teacher immediately in case of any accident.
2. - Container for ALL broken glass. D not dispose of any broken glass into the trash cans, this is a hazard to any body handling the trash.
5. ventilated work area used to efficiently carrying away volatiles, noxious fumes and fine powders.
11. Rinses chemicals out of eyes. You must emerge your eyes in the water for at least 15 minutes.