The document provides safety instructions for working with Plasticine, including informing staff of emergencies or spills, washing with water if Plasticine gets in eyes but not scrubbing, lifting Plasticine off surfaces, and reducing risks like allergic reactions through protective equipment and careful work. It also lists potential risks from Plasticine and their levels, with solutions to lower the risks such as using mats or sheets to protect surfaces.

1. Tell a member of staff immediately. Call 999 if an emergency. Tell the teacher immediately. Try to clean it off but tell the teacher. Wash thoroughly with warm water. Do not itch your eyes. Lift off the Plasticine. Do not scrub. What to do if danger occurs RISK How to reduce or prevent the risk Level of Risk Getting Plasticine on the floor. Cover the floor with sheets (of paper). 3/10 Getting Plasticine in the eyes. Wear goggles. 5/10 Getting Plasticine stains on table. Work on a mat (wooden). 4/10 Allergic reactions from Plasticine. Wear gloves to reduce allergy reactions on hands/skin. 8/10 Cuts from the modelling equipments. Do not rush while using equipments. Work carefully. 9/10