This document outlines safety procedures and guidelines for a science laboratory. It lists potential accident sources like faulty electrical wiring or broken equipment. Common laboratory accidents that could occur include poisons, fires, eye injuries and burns. First aid treatments and a stocked first aid kit are recommended to address such incidents. Students are instructed to follow safety rules like exactly following directions, only doing assigned experiments, immediately washing chemicals from eyes, and not working without supervision to prevent accidents in the laboratory.

1. WELCOME

2. ACCIDENTS IN
SCIENCE
LABORATORY

3. HAZARDOUS SITUATION+HUMAN
ERROR=ACCIDENT

4. SOURCES OF ACCIDENTS
Areas for examination by the teacher are,
 Windows and doors in good repair
 Benches,seats and floor
 Water taps and sinks
 Electrical sockets and wiring
 Storage cupboards and shelves
 Apparatus and equipment
 Safety equipment

5. LABORATORY MISHAPS
 Poisons
 Fire
 Eye Injuries
 Burns
 Electric Shock

6. First
Investigate
Reassure
Steady
Treatment
Arrange
Immediate
Dispatch

7. Cotton
Roller bandage
Scissors
Plasters
Dressing gauge
Forceps
Eye dropper
thermometer
Dettol
Vaseline
Common Salt
Glycerine
Burnol
Eye Lotin Like Optrex
KMnO4 Solid
Aspirin
Boric Acid 1% Solution
GENERAL ITEMS
MEDICINES
FIRST AID KIT

8. SAFETY RULES FOR STUDENTS
Follows all directions exactly as given.
Perform only those experiments assigned by
the teacher.
The chemicals entered in to the eye should be
washed immediately with running water.
Do not pour reagents and chemicals down the
sink.
Do not work in the laboratory and work rooms
without supervision.

9. THANK YOU
ANUSREE.V
PHYSICAL SCIENCE