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    This document discusses safety guidelines for a SciTech workshop. It provides definitions of safety, lists entry requirements like completing a safety test and orientation, and outlines three big safety rules: don't be stupid, use tools properly, and match safety equipment to hazards. Specific safety tips are given such as tying back hair, wearing closed-toe shoes, not eating/drinking, avoiding horseplay, clamping work, lifting with legs, and notifying teachers of any injuries. The goal is to protect students from danger, risk, or injury while in the workshop.

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    Sci Tech Safety Rules Current

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    This document discusses safety guidelines for a SciTech workshop. It provides definitions of safety, lists entry requirements like completing a safety test and orientation, and outlines three big safety rules: don't be stupid, use tools properly, and match safety equipment to hazards. Specific safety tips are given such as tying back hair, wearing closed-toe shoes, not eating/drinking, avoiding horseplay, clamping work, lifting with legs, and notifying teachers of any injuries. The goal is to protect students from danger, risk, or injury while in the workshop.

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    SciTechSafety

    Countyourfingersrightnow

    Quote of the Day


    WORKING SAFELY MAY
    GET OLD,
    BUT SO DO THOSE WHO
    PRACTICE IT.
    AuthorUnknown

    Somethingsmayseemimpossible

    But Not SAFETY!

    WhatisSafety?
    the condition of
    being protected
    from or unlikely to
    cause danger,
    risk, or injury

    ShopEntryTicket:

    CorrectedFDR
    EngineerSection
    100%onSafetyTest
    Reviewallsafetyfilms&onlinetutorials
    Shoporientationandtoolcheckout
    Student/ParentSafetyContract onfile
    Blueprints(wholedevice,eachpart)

    TheSciTech3BigRules:
    1. Nolite Stulti Esse
    DontbeStupid!
    2.Usethetoolforitsintendedpurpose
    3.Matchthesafetytothehazard
    Goggles/SafetyGlasses
    Personal
    DustMasks
    Protective EarPlugs/Muffs

    Equipment

    Tieupyourhair,securelooseclothing,
    removealljewelry

    MichelleDufault
    22yearsold
    April2011

    Tuckin
    yourshirt,
    rollup
    your
    sleeves.

    Closetoed,backedshoes
    NO:highheelsorprincessshoes

    Nofood,
    drinkor
    candy
    (including
    gum).

    Nogoofingoff/horseplay

    Norunning,avoidsitting

    Clampyourwork
    wheneverpossible.

    Clampingworkto
    thebench???

    Neverapplyaforcetowardsyourselforothers

    Ifyourenotcheckedoutonatool,
    DONTUSEIT!

    Stayoutoftheshopifyouretiredorsick

    Liftwithyourlegs

    IMMEDIATELYnotifyateacherifyouareinjured,
    nomatterhowminoryouthinkitis

    StansStory

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