'Eye safety' presentation slideshows

Shop Safety

Shop Safety. Chapter 3 Page 25. Procedures/Rules. It is important we have procedures and rules in place to protect you, the vehicles, the facility, and customers. Procedures originate from: the school County State Government. Safety First. It is out top priority.

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Laboratory Safety

Laboratory Safety. Objectives. Identify and describe the different types of common hazards Identify proper lab behavior Create a list of lab safety rules applicable to the ag shop. Hazards. Tripping Slipping Falling Pressure Leaks Combustion Hazardous Materials. Poor Safety Attitudes.

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Vision in the Workplace

Vision in the Workplace. date. YOUR NAME HERE. Practice information. Anatomy 101. Nearsightedness. Nearsighted people typically see well up close, but have difficulty seeing far away. Farsightedness. Farsighted people typically see well far away, but have difficulty seeing up close.

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Question of the Day

Question of the Day. CP Chem I. What is in this room to ensure your safety (at least one)?. Day 3 9-1. Today. CP Chem I. Ted-Speech Notes Scavenger. Getting oriented to the room:. Where is the eye wash?.

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Eye Safety

Eye Safety. Introduction.

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What do these have in common?

What do these have in common? Eye Safety ON-THE-JOB EYE INJURIES 1,000 occur each day Costs $300 million each year 9 out of 10 could be avoided The Eye EYE INJURIES Why Me?!! CAUSES OF EYE INJURIES Chemical Physical Thermal/ Radiation ON-THE-JOB EYE HAZARDS High-Speed Particles

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Safety Is A Common Denominator

Safety Is A Common Denominator. Ted Summey CTE Regional Coordinator, NCDPI. Objectives: . Participants will: Understand the importance of safety from a different perspective Recognize that safety is an important aspect of all industry and business

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Safety Symbols

Safety Symbols. Disposal Alert This symbol appears when care must be taken to dispose of materials properly. Animal Safety This symbol appears whenever live animals are studied and the safety of the animals and the student must be ensured. Biological Hazard

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Workplace practices to keep employees vision in tip-top shape

Our eyes have their own ways to adapt to an environment. Each pair is unique, and knowing the way they react to a working place environment is significant.

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Laboratory Safety 7-12

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Nagel Athletics

Nagel Athletics. Pre-Season Information Meeting November 11 , 2013. WELCOME!. Introductions Purpose of Meeting

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Eye Safety

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Science Safety

Science Safety. Guidelines for Safe Lab Experiences. Eye Safety. Wear goggles when working with acids or bases, using an open flame, or performing an activity that could lead to eye injury.

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Can You See Me Now?

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Safety First

Safety First. GRADE 8. Rules of the Science Lab. 1. Always get teacher permission to begin any lab. 2. Read ALL procedures carefully, and completely before starting a lab. 3. Pay close attention to all safety symbols. Safety Symbols. Eye safety- You must wear goggles appropriately.

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External Operating Experience Update

External Operating Experience Update. Department of Energy Operating Experience Work Group March 11, 2014 Larry Stirling, Office of Analysis (HS-24). Additional Reading on Laceration Prevention.

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