To maintain a safer working environment in a science laboratory at the middle or high school level, the science laboratory must be analyzed on the basis of determining the design load for safer exiting capacity.

The most common chemicals used when performing nichrome wire flame tests are recognized as toxic, and adequate precautions should be taken to ensure good ventilation of the experimental area.

In this module you will learn about the GHS and how chemical hazards are classified and communicated through the use of labels and safety data sheets (SDS) to improve awareness and understanding about the products being handled.

As a teacher, there are steps you can take to make sure your students are as safe as possible while exploring and experimenting in the lab.

In this module we will explore the use of signage for various components of your existing safety program in your laboratory.

A Safety Data Sheet is the standard document available for every hazardous chemical manufactured or sold in the United States.

Safety operating procedures in elementary science and STEM programs.

Sanitizing, disinfecting and providing a safer hygienic environment for teaching and learning is the focus of this module using procedures and practices from trusted health authorities as guidance for better and safer professional practices in the STEAM lab.

A formal, cohesive, holistic process for Science, STEAM, CTE, and lab safety that allows organizations to manage and mitigate program delivery hazards and risks, making organizations and schools safer.