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Ceramics Safety and Procedures
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Correct Use of the Kiln
Kiln operation can be dangerous; follow safety procedures carefully.
Preventing Lead Exposure
Be cautious when using lead-based glazes to avoid poisoning.
Handling Raw Materials Safely
Be aware of the potential hazards of raw ceramic materials.
Proper Ventilation When Working with Glazes
Ensure your workspace is properly ventilated to avoid inhaling fumes.
Slip, Trip, and Fall Prevention
Ceramic studios can be hazardous; keep floors clean and dry.
Ergonomic Practices in Ceramics
Maintain proper posture and take breaks to prevent repetitive strain injuries.
Preventing Fires in the Ceramic Studio
Take measures to reduce the risk of fires in the workspace.
Safe Handling of Sharp Tools
Use ceramic tools with care to avoid cuts.
Stress Management
Managing stress is important for personal health and safety in a ceramics studio.
Proper Disposal of Ceramic Waste
Ceramic waste can be sharp and harmful; dispose of it carefully.
Chemical Safety
Some ceramic materials are hazardous; handle them with care.
Avoiding Silica Dust Inhalation
Silica dust can cause serious lung damage; minimize exposure.
Food Safety with Ceramics
Ensure ceramic ware intended for food use is safely glazed and fired.
Eye Protection
Shield your eyes from flying debris and harmful substances.
Safe Storage
Properly store materials and tools to prevent accidents.
Studio Cleanliness
Maintain a clean workspace to reduce hazards and improve productivity.
Use of a Pottery Wheel
Use the pottery wheel safely to prevent accidents.
Safe Lifting Techniques
Avoid back injuries by practicing proper lifting methods.
Working With Electric Tools
Electric tools, like electric wheels and mixers, pose unique risks.
Understanding Firing Temperatures
Each type of clay and glaze has an ideal firing temperature.
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