- No eating, drinking or smoking is allowed in the labs or drawing or computing areas.
- You should always comply with the safety instructions either issued by a demonstrator or displayed on notices alongside equipment.
- You should bring your safety glasses to all labs and wear them when needed.
- Do not put scarves, coats, etc., on the benches or stools; hang them up on the racks provided.
- Do not put books, cases, etc., on top of electrical equipment; overheating with consequent damage may result.
- Do not wear loose clothing or scarves near rotating machinery.
- Do not take leads, components or equipment from other lab locations. All the apparatus you need should be present; if it is not ask a demonstrator.
- At the conclusion of an experiment leave the apparatus as you found it. Report any faults in the equipment which you use. If all faults are speedily reported you should seldom find faulty equipment.
- Observe special instructions on safety which are posted in the individual labs.
- Finally, if you run into difficulties, don't waste time, ask a demonstrator.
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