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Excerpts from: The Jewelry Workshop Safety Report
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[178] Safety - Your own procedure evaluation.
When looking at your shop and workspace and considering safety issues it is important to evaluate the procedures you use in terms of safety. This lets you get a handle on what you have to watch out for. If you do this and then make changes to correct unsafe practices or hazards you have then your workspace will have become that much safer for you, your family and visitors.... (1998)
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[176] Some Chemical Storage Principles
There are a number of basic principles in storing chemicals. Know what your chemicals are, what their hazards are, their.... (1999)
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[762] Some Safety Notes Regarding Sand Casting
Sand casting is used extensively for large-scale casting, such as engine blocks, and the grates that one sees around trees in cities on sidewalks, and sand casting used to be the primary method of casting in the jewelry field, and still, in some places, it remains important for larger components and parts, such as one finds on vessels, so sand casting is used in the silversmithing industry still.... (2000)
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[179] Studio Safety Evaluation
Just as a professional would do, it may be a good idea to conduct a walk-through of your shop. The kind of things you would look for and comment on include... (1999)
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