0.2: LAB SAFETY CONTRACT
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Student Safety Contract
Purpose
At Triton College, safety is our number one priority. A list of rules has been developed and provided to you in this student safety contract to ensure a safe science laboratory experience. These rules must always be followed. Please be advised that you will be asked to leave the laboratory if you violate these rules.
No exceptions!!
This contract is available in both PDF and .doc formats. Download, sign, and date both contract pages before you participate in the laboratory sessions. Your signature indicates that you have read this contract and agree to abide by the rules. You will keep a copy for your records and upload or submit one to your instructor via your Blackboard or Learning Management System (LMS) as directed.
I, ______________________, dated _____________, agree that I will comply with the following safety rules. I will:
1) Always wear safety goggles in the laboratory.
2) Always wear appropriate clothing in the laboratory. This includes long pants, shirts with sleeves, and closed shoes (i.e., no sandals). Also, I understand that long hair must be tied back, and loose or baggy clothing or jewelry must be secured.
*Note: Students violating rules one and/or two will be asked to leave the lab immediately. No second chances!! NO EXCEPTIONS!!
3) Read laboratory instructions beforehand and ask the instructor about any part of the lab I am unsure about.
4) Use proper equipment for laboratory procedures.
5) Never perform unauthorized experiments or work alone in the laboratory.
6) Never remove chemicals or other materials/equipment from the laboratory area.
7) Read the labels on reagent bottles carefully, remove only small amounts of reagent with the proper tools, and never return unused chemicals to the bottle.
8) Dispose of broken glass and waste chemicals in the appropriate waste container.
9) Immediately inform the instructor of a chemical spill or accident (even minor ones) in the laboratory.
10) Never taste or smell any chemicals.
11) Know the location of eyewash fountains, fire extinguishers, fire blankets, safety showers, first aid kits, and exits.
12) Do not bring food or drink into the lab; refrain from eating or drinking in the laboratory. This includes chewing gum and eating candy.
13) Keep aisles clear. Books, purses, backpacks, and other personal belongings will be kept outside or under the lab benches.
14) I will responsibly conduct myself at all times in the laboratory. Horseplay, practical jokes, and pranks are dangerous and prohibited.
15) Clean my work area before leaving the lab.
16) Wash my hands before I leave the lab.
Agreement
I, _______________________, have read and agree to follow all the safety rules outlined in this contract. I realize I must obey these rules to ensure my safety and that of my fellow students. I will fully cooperate with my instructor and fellow students to maintain a safe lab environment. I will also closely follow all oral and written instructions provided by the instructor, the science department, and the college. I am aware that any violation of this safety contract, resulting in unsafe conditions in the laboratory or misbehavior on my part, may lead to my removal from the laboratory, a failing grade, and/or dismissal from the course.
__________________________ ________________
Student Signature Date
_____________________
Course section and number
Questions
1) Are you color blind? Yes/No
2) Do you have any allergies? Yes/No
If yes, please list specific allergies.
3) Do you wear contact lenses? Yes/No
4) If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to conceive, avoid working with heavy metal compounds and organic solvents. Notify your instructor and request a list of chemicals used in this course. Use this list to consult with your physician before proceeding with the course. Under your physician’s supervision, you may need to purchase a respirator, which a doctor must fit and adjust to your needs.
5) Please inform your instructor of any other medical conditions or situations you feel we should be aware of to ensure your safety and the safety of others while working in the laboratory. Please be aware that anything written in this contract will remain confidential.
Please click here to download this contract in PDF or Word format. Complete the contract and upload it as directed by your instructor, or do so before the first lab experiment.