Science Safety https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Main Focal Points for Inspections Section 4: Lasers in the Classroom Student Safety in the Lab Eye Protection: Legalities & Sanitization Who Requires a C-14 Certificate of Fitness? In Case of Fire or Spill, 911 Must be Called (CoF) Dissection Protocols in IB Biology Proper Use of Microscopes in IB Biology (2 videos) Safe Disposal of Broken Glassware Student Safety Rules Student Physical and Chemical Changes (2:30) Recap: Prohibitions Recap: Chemical Storage Overview: Chemical Storage Recap: Lab Unit Design and Equipment Recap: Fires and Fire Extinguishers List of Banned Substances, Equipment, and Experiments Fire Extinguishers and NYC Fire Department Code Types of Fire Extinguishers Who Requires a D-15 Certificate of Fitness? Who Requires a D-14 Certificate of Fitness? What is a Chemical Laboratory Unit? Eye Protection Requirements Separation of Incompatible Materials Unlawful Items For Any Non-production Lab Lab Shut Down Procedures Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment Laboratory Operations Using Open Flames FDNY Permitting Process for Chemical Store Rooms and Labs Laboratory Exhaust Ventilation Plans for Laboratory Emergencies Experiments and Exits FDNY Laboratory Safety Rules Laws, Safety Codes, and General Science Safety Resources Chemical Container Labels Toy Balloons Prohibited Materials in Pre-existing Labs in K-12 Restrictions Maximum Quantities of Combustibles That Can Be Stored Storage and Use of Limited Quantities of Chemicals, Acids, and Flammables Preventing Chemical Fire and Explosion Accidents Report All Dangerous Situations Closed Toe Shoes in the Lab (42sec) Secure Long Hair and Loose Clothing in the Laboratory Don’t Eat, Drink, or Inhale Anything in the Lab (57sec) Proper Use of Laboratory Eye Protection Use Proper Wafting Techniques in the Laboratory Red Cross Standard First Aid Chemicals Used in Flame Tests (5:05) Science Safety Main 2026