Know the location of all safety equipment, Tell the teacher about all problems and questions, Wear your safety goggles and gear, Use tongs to pick up anything that might be hot, Wash your hands after completing the experiment, Read and follow all directions carefully, Turn off hot plates and bunsen burners before leaving if the fire alarm goes off, Check glassware for cracks, chips, and residue before starting the experiment, Hot glass looks the same as cold glass, Wear closed toes shoes and long pants in lab, Tie back long hair before starting lab, Bases can be just as dangerous as acids, Inform your teacher of any cuts, even if it is small, Keep your workspace clean, Text on your phone or go to the bathroom while waiting, Complain to your lab partner about problems, Call 911 first when there is a problem in the lab, Take off your goggles to observe the experiment when, Immediately use the safety shower or eyewash to wash off anything you spill on your skin, Use your hands to remove beakers from the hot plate when finished heating, Eating or drinking in the lab is ok, Guess when you don't understand the procedure, You should be afraid of everything in the lab, Glass turns red when heated, Clean up broken glass yourself, Wear baggy clothing, It is ok to leave your hair down if you aren't using fire, Store your belongings in the lab

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