Wednesday, August 20, 2014

lab safety colors

Safety Red means Danger and/or Stop


Fire protection equipment


Containers of flammable liquids



Stop bars and switches on machinery


Fire alarm boxes

Fire exit signs

Blanket boxes

 

Extinguishers

 

 

Sirens

 

Safety Yellow designates caution

Caution, physical hazard

Handrails, guardrails


Exposed, unguarded edges




Exposed edges of platforms and curbing

Doorway projections

Low beams

 
Orange identifies dangerous or parts of machines or energized equipment.
                Exposed parts of pulleys
Gears

Cutting devices

                            
                          
            Safety starting buttons
                   
Inside of movable guards
Electrical switch boxes


Fuse boxes
Green designates safety and the location of first aid and safety equipment.
First aid dispensers
First aid kits
Eye wash station
Safety showers
Other safety equipment
Safety instruction signs


Safety Blue identifies safety information used on informational signs and bulletin boards.



n Safety Purple represents Radiation Hazards

Lab safety colors are very important because they can tell you how dangerous a machine is and help keep you safe in a lab .













 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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