STEM EXPO Safety and Forms

Project Info

Project Description

Consent-Release-Form

Safety-Assessment-Form

SAFETY GUIDELINES

  1. Schools have primary responsibility for student safety.

  2. All materials must be handled with caution before, during, and after the CS STEM Expo under the supervision of school coaches.

  3. Students must wear a lab apron/lab coat, goggles, and gloves and follow all necessary safety protocols.

  4. Students are responsible for being present at their demonstration table for the entire duration of the fair.

  5. A first aid kit, eye-wash station, and a full-time nurse will be provided by the CS STEM Expo staff in case of emergency.

  6. Safety checks will be conducted on the day of the event. Students who violate safety guidelines will not be permitted to present.

  7. Schools are responsible for the proper disposal of hazardous materials. STEM Expo coaches must be familiar with disposal procedures for acids, bases, and corrosive materials.

  8. Presenters must explain their disposal procedures in the Safety Assessment Form submitted with their demonstration.

  9. Audience safety is our highest priority. Presenters must explain all relevant safety guidelines before beginning their demonstration. Safety flyers and handouts for the audience are encouraged.

  10. Demonstrations involving open flames, strong acids, strong bases, or materials producing toxic fumes will not be accepted.

  11. Electrical outlets will be provided only for demonstrations that require electricity.