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First Aid and Emergency Procedures

1. Individual instructors will provide appropriate safety information and protocols

for courses including material handling, disposal and storage methods, and other

pertinant information. For more information regarding hazards and emergencies,

see the Saint Mary's College Hazard Emergency Plan:

http://www3.saintmarys.edu/emergency-response-plan

2. Be familiar with the location and use of the following safety devices:

a. Emergency Phone - in the shop area by the Radial Arm Saw.

b. Eye Wash Station - by double sinks adjacent to the plaster mixing area.

c. First Aid Kit - by the tool crib adjacent to the Panel Saw.

3. In case of an incident or emergency, the main switch for the power tools must be

turned off immediately. This large red switch is located on the east wall as you

enter the Design area from the shop.

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

1. MSDS will tell you of any special procedures that may be required for the safe

handling of a speciﬁc substance. MSDS Sheets for the shop, Sculpture and

Flammables Cabinet (located in Design) are located in a yellow binder on the

door of the tool crib.

2. Faculty and students are required to add MSDS sheets to this binder every

time they bring a new material into the shop area. Remember, new materials

must be pre-approved prior to use.

3. MSDS are a valuable source of information when you have questions or

concerns about any chemical or material that you work with. It is a good idea to

consult the MSDS for any new chemical or material that is introduced into your

work routine, this is a quick and easy way to familiarize yourself to any hazards or

precautions that you should take when working with a new substance.

A failure to comply with these guidelines may result in the user being expelled

from the shop, and his or her privileges to use the shop in the future may be

revoked.

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