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These are the ground rules for the workshop. It covers the health and safety at work act of 1974. If the rules are followed I’ll be safe.

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These rubber mats have been placed to make sure anything dropped on the floor isn’t damaged and doesn’t hurt you yourself.

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The yellow cross hatched ground has to be kept clear in order to remain safe.

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The doors with the illuminated green escape sign signifies the fire exits and emergency exits to the workshop. The crosshatched floor beneath ensure the door isn’t obstructed.

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These fire extinguishers are placed around the workshop to extinguish different types of fires that can occur.

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Steel toe safety boots have to be worn in the workshop along with cargo/work trousers. This is to protect feet from any falling objects. These boots have a rubber sole to protect from electrical hazards.

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We also are required to wear safety goggles/protect our eyes from any sharp object that could be a hazard.

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There are earplugs readily available if needed as the workshop can get very loud and long exposure to loud noises can damage your hearing.

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Lanyards are worn as identification in case of an emergency. The persons information can be found out using these if the person cannot respond.

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The sinks are by the exit/entrance the workshop with pre-work cleaner and soap and after-work cleaner to make sure your skin doesn’t suffer when working.

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This is the first-aid kit if it is ever needed because of an injury with a list of  the qualified first aiders within the college.

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This explains all the hazard and warning signs you will see in the workshop.

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Signs like these have been placed by the college as a warning for potential dangers that aren’t as visible.

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Red buttons like this can be seen on dangerous tools and are emergency buttons that stop the tool immediately. Some of these are on the floor for you to use with your foot if your hands and occupied.

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These emergency stop buttons turn off the electricity for the whole of downstairs in the college.

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There are many toolkits like this around the workshop and when not being used they’re locked to make sure tools are stored securely and safely.

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The COSHH locker is where dangerous and flammable chemicals are stored away from peoples reach and safely locked away. 

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These containers are to store possibly dangerous chemicals or tools that need to be separated.

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There will be bins around the workshop so that rubbish isn’t left crating a trip or slip hazard.

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This is specially used for absorbent waste.

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These sheets contain all of the risks assessments needed around the workshop.

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These are the COSHH data sheets that contain all the dangers and risks for all contents of the COSHH cupboard and how to deal with the risks. 