Chemisty
Before using a chemical product; Students should follow these product-specific directions.
Manufacture Instruction/Label Directions
Electrical tools should be kept away from this common salon hazard.
Water/ wet areas
The letters SDS stand for this
Safety Data Sheet
PPE stands for this
Personal Protective Equipment
The first thing todo when you are unsure how to respond to a chemical exposure
Alert the instructor and follow SDS / product / campus emergency procedure .
This should never be missing from a secondary container that requires identification
An appropriate label/ identification
if a cord or plug appears damaged, students should do this before using the tool
DO NOT USE IT ; alert the instructor/ follow remove-from-service procedure
This SDS topic tells you what to do after an exposure
First-aid Measures
The correct PPE for a chemical product should be determined using these resources
Product label/ manufacturer instructions and SDS
TRUE or False: Students should guess how to neutralize an unknown chemical spill.
FALSE
This resource provides detailed hazard, first aid , handling, storage , and spill information
The Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
a cord stretched across a walkway creates this type of hazard.
a trip/fall hazard
This SDS topic can guide response to an accidental spill/ release
Accidental Release Measures
TRUE or False: The same PPE is automatically appropriate for every chemical product
FALSE
If product gets in the eyes; this document should be checked for product -specific first-aid guidance
The SDS
If a client reports an unexpected burning sensation during a chemical service, students should do this rather than continue normally.
STOP / alert an instructor and follow product instructions/ campus procedure .
Before Inspecting questionable electrical equipment; it should be in this condition.
unplugged / de-energized
This SDS topic helps determine how a product should be kept when not in use
Handling and storage
If required PPE is unavailable, should the student proceed with the chemical service?
NO; stop and notify the instructor
WHy should incidents and unsafe conditions be reported promptly?
so appropriate safety / emergency procedures can be followed and further exposure / injury can be prevented.