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Q. 1. Where is the safest place to wait out a tornado? (1 point) In a ditch In a car In a basement or cellar Close to a window 2. Which natural disaster does the National Weather Service track? (1 point) Hurricanes Floods Blizzards Earthquakes 3. What is the first step in taking emergency action? (1 point) Identifying the signs of an emergency Taking action Calling for help Use universal precautions 4. Which is NOT a step to take in an emergency situation? (1 point) Taking Action Calling for Help Turning off electrical appliances Providing Care Until Help Arrives 5. What is the best step to take if the victim is unresponsive and unconscious? (1 point) cardiopulmonary resuscitation antiseptic ointment check the throat Heimlich… [cont.]
Asked by Arizona FAN - Wed Feb 10 09:18:52 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.In a basement or cellar 2.Hurricanes 3.identifying the signs of an emergency 4.Turning off electrical appliances 5.cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Answered by rizzy - Wed Feb 10 10:48:33 2010
Q. 1. Where is the safest place to wait out a tornado? (1 point) In a ditch In a car In a basement or cellar Close to a window 2. Which natural disaster does the National Weather Service track? (1 point) Hurricanes Floods Blizzards Earthquakes 3. What is the first step in taking emergency action? (1 point) Identifying the signs of an emergency Taking action Calling for help Use universal precautions 4. Which is NOT a step to take in an emergency situation? (1 point) Taking Action Calling for Help Turning off electrical appliances Providing Care Until Help Arrives 5. What is the best step to take if the victim is unresponsive and unconscious? (1 point) cardiopulmonary resuscitation antiseptic ointment check the throat Heimlich… [cont.]
Asked by Arizona FAN - Wed Feb 10 09:18:52 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1.In a basement or cellar 2.Hurricanes 3.identifying the signs of an emergency 4.Turning off electrical appliances 5.cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Answered by rizzy - Wed Feb 10 10:48:33 2010
How is the safety trigger on a glock as safe as a traditional safety?
Q. I have an airsoft glock, which is the same as a real steel glock except that it fires bbs. I don't understand how the safety trigger can really be as safe as a traditional safety. When I put my glock in my holster I don't feel as safe as when I put my USP in my holster.
Asked by stratocaster142 - Mon Aug 27 10:03:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The biggest safety on all firearms is you. Keep your finger off the trigger till your ready to shoot. There might not be any manual levers on the Glock but with the trigger system the only way your going to discharge the gun is by squeezing both of the triggers. The gun is going to be as safe as any other if bumped, dropped, etc. I own a Glock and I still don't know if I like the system. It's OK for me. But I'm still a little worried when I let my girlfriend fire the gun. She's still new with firearms in general.
Answered by acidcrap - Mon Aug 27 10:17:03 2007
Q. I have an airsoft glock, which is the same as a real steel glock except that it fires bbs. I don't understand how the safety trigger can really be as safe as a traditional safety. When I put my glock in my holster I don't feel as safe as when I put my USP in my holster.
Asked by stratocaster142 - Mon Aug 27 10:03:55 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The biggest safety on all firearms is you. Keep your finger off the trigger till your ready to shoot. There might not be any manual levers on the Glock but with the trigger system the only way your going to discharge the gun is by squeezing both of the triggers. The gun is going to be as safe as any other if bumped, dropped, etc. I own a Glock and I still don't know if I like the system. It's OK for me. But I'm still a little worried when I let my girlfriend fire the gun. She's still new with firearms in general.
Answered by acidcrap - Mon Aug 27 10:17:03 2007
What safety regulations govern leaky valves on a compressed air line?
Q. In my ag safety class, we found a valve leaking some compressed air in our farm shop. My assignment was to determine what regulations govern the selected safety problem, determine if the item is in compliance (which it obviously isn't), and what must be done to correct the problem. I've been googling, but I can't find anything.
Asked by fr0stm0nkey - Mon Apr 19 13:19:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a violation of the plumbing section of the building code adopted by the geographical jurisdiction where the campus is located. It's an example of non-workmanlike installation or deteriorated condition; in addition, it may also violate US + state labor law, see OSHA---Occupational Safety Hazards Administration. This may be an imminent safety hazards; it's probably best to restrict entry to all for ALL persons until this line can be effectively shut down, blown down + the valve leakage repaired. Notify in writing Maintenance Engineering administrator for campus at once.
Answered by Mary N - Mon Apr 19 14:05:40 2010
Q. In my ag safety class, we found a valve leaking some compressed air in our farm shop. My assignment was to determine what regulations govern the selected safety problem, determine if the item is in compliance (which it obviously isn't), and what must be done to correct the problem. I've been googling, but I can't find anything.
Asked by fr0stm0nkey - Mon Apr 19 13:19:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is a violation of the plumbing section of the building code adopted by the geographical jurisdiction where the campus is located. It's an example of non-workmanlike installation or deteriorated condition; in addition, it may also violate US + state labor law, see OSHA---Occupational Safety Hazards Administration. This may be an imminent safety hazards; it's probably best to restrict entry to all for ALL persons until this line can be effectively shut down, blown down + the valve leakage repaired. Notify in writing Maintenance Engineering administrator for campus at once.
Answered by Mary N - Mon Apr 19 14:05:40 2010
What are the local safety departments in Malaysia related to a restaurant/hotel?
Q. I'm doing a report on the restaurant manager and safety but I cant seem to find any safety departments besides Deparment of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (DOSHA). Can anyone tell me what other departments there are in Malaysia related to the topic?
Asked by Bi - Thu Aug 28 05:20:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My common sense tells me you need a Fire safety cert, a food handling cleanliness and safety requirement plus an exit door to the restaurant. The rest find yourself.
Answered by Malayan Tiger - Thu Aug 28 06:08:21 2008
Q. I'm doing a report on the restaurant manager and safety but I cant seem to find any safety departments besides Deparment of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (DOSHA). Can anyone tell me what other departments there are in Malaysia related to the topic?
Asked by Bi - Thu Aug 28 05:20:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My common sense tells me you need a Fire safety cert, a food handling cleanliness and safety requirement plus an exit door to the restaurant. The rest find yourself.
Answered by Malayan Tiger - Thu Aug 28 06:08:21 2008
What kind of safety precautions did Americans follow during the Cold War?
Q. I am writing a history paper and need to know the safety precautions that Americans took in case of a nuclear attack. I have the the construction of fallout shelters and school air-raid drills. I am in need of one more. It doesnt necessarily need to be what common citizens did. What safety precautions did the government take in case of a nuclear attack?
Asked by Martin Van Buren - Fri Dec 4 22:24:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Civil Defense
Answered by staisil - Fri Dec 4 22:31:57 2009
Q. I am writing a history paper and need to know the safety precautions that Americans took in case of a nuclear attack. I have the the construction of fallout shelters and school air-raid drills. I am in need of one more. It doesnt necessarily need to be what common citizens did. What safety precautions did the government take in case of a nuclear attack?
Asked by Martin Van Buren - Fri Dec 4 22:24:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Civil Defense
Answered by staisil - Fri Dec 4 22:31:57 2009
What were the main safety measures of older cars 1900s etc?
Q. I am doing a science coursework comparing safety measures of older and newer cars, i need some names of main safety features, any links to websites would be really useful!
Asked by Asha P - Tue Feb 26 13:36:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Way back then, brakes sometimes were optional, something I would call a safety measure. Since automobiles where a brand new invention, there were no laws regarding them and the price was keep down by not adding anything to them. Remember the crank start system on them? How many people hurt themselves just trying to start the poor thing. The real safety measures started to appear in the teens and twenty's and again, we would look at them as standard equipment, not safety, like electric starters, bumpers, descent brakes, windshields, etc.
Answered by Lab - Tue Feb 26 13:55:24 2008
Q. I am doing a science coursework comparing safety measures of older and newer cars, i need some names of main safety features, any links to websites would be really useful!
Asked by Asha P - Tue Feb 26 13:36:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Way back then, brakes sometimes were optional, something I would call a safety measure. Since automobiles where a brand new invention, there were no laws regarding them and the price was keep down by not adding anything to them. Remember the crank start system on them? How many people hurt themselves just trying to start the poor thing. The real safety measures started to appear in the teens and twenty's and again, we would look at them as standard equipment, not safety, like electric starters, bumpers, descent brakes, windshields, etc.
Answered by Lab - Tue Feb 26 13:55:24 2008
How to remove a safety pin from a naval piercing?
Q. Okay so I pierced my navalusing a safety pin. I've had it for like a week now and I hella wanna take out tha safety pin but it's kinda hard lol. Well i'm just scared that I might rip it out or something. So yeah, omg heeelp!
Asked by Chi - Sun Feb 3 05:12:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just carefully remove it, if you can't do it, ask a friend to help. Then spray the area with bactine because a household safety pin isn't the cleanest thing in the world and you may have gotten an infection from it being in there or will get one from it being in there as the wound is finally getting air to it. It's going to hurt so take ibuprofen before hand to reduce swelling and help with pain management. Good luck.
Answered by Marcella - Sun Feb 3 06:01:11 2008
Q. Okay so I pierced my navalusing a safety pin. I've had it for like a week now and I hella wanna take out tha safety pin but it's kinda hard lol. Well i'm just scared that I might rip it out or something. So yeah, omg heeelp!
Asked by Chi - Sun Feb 3 05:12:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just carefully remove it, if you can't do it, ask a friend to help. Then spray the area with bactine because a household safety pin isn't the cleanest thing in the world and you may have gotten an infection from it being in there or will get one from it being in there as the wound is finally getting air to it. It's going to hurt so take ibuprofen before hand to reduce swelling and help with pain management. Good luck.
Answered by Marcella - Sun Feb 3 06:01:11 2008
How do I keep my safety goggles from fogging up?
Q. When I am trying to work with the string trimmer and get hot and sweaty my safety goggles fog up. I don't wear my safety goggles anymore while trimming because of that.
Asked by Linda - Wed Jul 1 23:03:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, first, if they are fogging up that usually means they don't fit well and you should probably look to getting a pair that fits properly. As for the fogging, that can often be fixed by spitting on the inside and rubbing it around to coat (sounds stupid but it works), you can use vinegar to do the same thing, or you can use commercial products like Rain X.
Answered by I8AShroom - Wed Jul 1 23:17:24 2009
Q. When I am trying to work with the string trimmer and get hot and sweaty my safety goggles fog up. I don't wear my safety goggles anymore while trimming because of that.
Asked by Linda - Wed Jul 1 23:03:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, first, if they are fogging up that usually means they don't fit well and you should probably look to getting a pair that fits properly. As for the fogging, that can often be fixed by spitting on the inside and rubbing it around to coat (sounds stupid but it works), you can use vinegar to do the same thing, or you can use commercial products like Rain X.
Answered by I8AShroom - Wed Jul 1 23:17:24 2009
What are the safety and game rules to a scavenger hunt?
Q. I have to set up an All Scary things scavenger hunt and need to create the safety and game rules. The age group is from 4-12 and at a park.
Asked by heartbeatsdancer - Mon Oct 20 16:59:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. while i would reccomend hand guns over rifles for the age you said...aim for the vitals to insure a quick kill
Answered by bigbucks27 - Wed Oct 22 19:58:34 2008
Q. I have to set up an All Scary things scavenger hunt and need to create the safety and game rules. The age group is from 4-12 and at a park.
Asked by heartbeatsdancer - Mon Oct 20 16:59:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. while i would reccomend hand guns over rifles for the age you said...aim for the vitals to insure a quick kill
Answered by bigbucks27 - Wed Oct 22 19:58:34 2008
What practical and safety considerations does a lighting designer need to to consider?
Q. What practical and safety considerations does a lighting designer need to to consider when designing lighting for a theater performance?
Asked by wenleyicious - Tue Jul 1 01:47:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - Power restrictions - don't overload dimmers - Weight loading on bars - don't overload! I've seen it done, we couldn't get enough weight in the counterweight cradle to balance the load on the bar, so ended up having to put half the lanterns on the next bar up... - Are there enough dimmers for what you want to achieve, or will you have to pair lanterns? Or hire extra dimmers - which comes back to the power and money issues! - Costing - do you want equipment that will need to be hired in at extra cost, or does the theatre have a sufficient stock? - Are any lanterns going to be used on the floor? Is that going to cause problems with the cast? (eg, using booms for a kids' dance school show is probably a very bad idea, as at least a fifth of… [cont.]
Answered by Anna D - Tue Jul 1 08:10:16 2008
Q. What practical and safety considerations does a lighting designer need to to consider when designing lighting for a theater performance?
Asked by wenleyicious - Tue Jul 1 01:47:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. - Power restrictions - don't overload dimmers - Weight loading on bars - don't overload! I've seen it done, we couldn't get enough weight in the counterweight cradle to balance the load on the bar, so ended up having to put half the lanterns on the next bar up... - Are there enough dimmers for what you want to achieve, or will you have to pair lanterns? Or hire extra dimmers - which comes back to the power and money issues! - Costing - do you want equipment that will need to be hired in at extra cost, or does the theatre have a sufficient stock? - Are any lanterns going to be used on the floor? Is that going to cause problems with the cast? (eg, using booms for a kids' dance school show is probably a very bad idea, as at least a fifth of… [cont.]
Answered by Anna D - Tue Jul 1 08:10:16 2008
Is there any safety risk to permanently switching of phases of a home via the fuse box?
Q. I do not use, at all, most of the electrical outlets of the house. Since these outlets are on phases (via the fuse box) that I do use, I do not see any reason to leave those unused outlets live. Are there any safety hazards to switching of those phases via the fuse box and leaving the fuse box in that state? By phase I do mean circuit.
Asked by visualc - Thu Jan 15 09:27:44 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you have 220 volt service in the USA if this is correct the 2 power leeds coming in are not 2 phases but separate legs from the Transformer. It won't hurt to switch off the outlets but they might be hooked to a light or something you use. Unless you have a baby in home messing with them I would leave them on because it don't cost anything.
Answered by Dan CHANGE & PROGRAM AUTO CUPUTE - Thu Jan 15 12:24:37 2009
Q. I do not use, at all, most of the electrical outlets of the house. Since these outlets are on phases (via the fuse box) that I do use, I do not see any reason to leave those unused outlets live. Are there any safety hazards to switching of those phases via the fuse box and leaving the fuse box in that state? By phase I do mean circuit.
Asked by visualc - Thu Jan 15 09:27:44 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you have 220 volt service in the USA if this is correct the 2 power leeds coming in are not 2 phases but separate legs from the Transformer. It won't hurt to switch off the outlets but they might be hooked to a light or something you use. Unless you have a baby in home messing with them I would leave them on because it don't cost anything.
Answered by Dan CHANGE & PROGRAM AUTO CUPUTE - Thu Jan 15 12:24:37 2009
How long should I leave a safety pin in my lip after piercing ?
Q. How long should I leave a safety pin in my lip after piercing myself ? I have a few questions . 1. How long should I leave the safety pin in for it to be easiest to but a size 16 gage in ? 2. What would be the best way to put in the ring ?
Asked by Codi - Mon Feb 1 18:11:59 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ew, that's sick...im sorry.you need a hollow needle so you can thread the ring or labret through. and do yu know how many germs are on safety pins O.o
Answered by gabb - Mon Feb 1 18:36:22 2010
Q. How long should I leave a safety pin in my lip after piercing myself ? I have a few questions . 1. How long should I leave the safety pin in for it to be easiest to but a size 16 gage in ? 2. What would be the best way to put in the ring ?
Asked by Codi - Mon Feb 1 18:11:59 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ew, that's sick...im sorry.you need a hollow needle so you can thread the ring or labret through. and do yu know how many germs are on safety pins O.o
Answered by gabb - Mon Feb 1 18:36:22 2010
What health and safety risks are there to a computer technician?
Q. What health and safety risks are faced when using computers. I don't mean office staff typing letters I mean technicians changing hardware and that sort of stuff. Obvious stuff is electrocution and fires but what else is there?
Asked by Dave - Mon May 3 09:51:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Dave, I produce quite a few safety videos for office staff including IT technicians, and I would say that manual handling was quite a biggie! Feel free to browse any of the video clips I have uploaded to Youtube on various areas of health and safety, and by all means use any material you like - a plug for my company would be nice of course. Also, feel free to visit my website for more info... All the best, Wayne
Answered by Wayne @ Health and Safety Films - Mon May 3 12:18:11 2010
Q. What health and safety risks are faced when using computers. I don't mean office staff typing letters I mean technicians changing hardware and that sort of stuff. Obvious stuff is electrocution and fires but what else is there?
Asked by Dave - Mon May 3 09:51:44 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Dave, I produce quite a few safety videos for office staff including IT technicians, and I would say that manual handling was quite a biggie! Feel free to browse any of the video clips I have uploaded to Youtube on various areas of health and safety, and by all means use any material you like - a plug for my company would be nice of course. Also, feel free to visit my website for more info... All the best, Wayne
Answered by Wayne @ Health and Safety Films - Mon May 3 12:18:11 2010
What health and safety aspects are so essential to consider when working in a child care centre?
Q. There are many health and safety items or area are very essential and important when looking after young children any where specially in a child care centre. What are these aspects or areas?
Asked by MJ - Thu Jan 7 12:18:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been researching Daycares for my future little one, and our local municipal site has tons of things they go through with their inspections. Here's everything on their checklist: Emergency numbers, including 911, poison control Structure and balance of daily activities Emergency Caregiver Meets child's physical, social, intellectual, emotional needs Telephone Outdoor daily play Well organized Prevents exposure to high risk, dangerous situations, persons, animals Space for personal items Positive guidence Toys, equipment, and supplies - Safe, developmentally appropriate Disipline appropriate, positive, not cruel or humiliating, no corporal punishment Books, age appropriate, 5 per child Frequent adult contact when awake, verbal &… [cont.]
Answered by gm - Thu Jan 7 12:30:15 2010
Q. There are many health and safety items or area are very essential and important when looking after young children any where specially in a child care centre. What are these aspects or areas?
Asked by MJ - Thu Jan 7 12:18:18 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been researching Daycares for my future little one, and our local municipal site has tons of things they go through with their inspections. Here's everything on their checklist: Emergency numbers, including 911, poison control Structure and balance of daily activities Emergency Caregiver Meets child's physical, social, intellectual, emotional needs Telephone Outdoor daily play Well organized Prevents exposure to high risk, dangerous situations, persons, animals Space for personal items Positive guidence Toys, equipment, and supplies - Safe, developmentally appropriate Disipline appropriate, positive, not cruel or humiliating, no corporal punishment Books, age appropriate, 5 per child Frequent adult contact when awake, verbal &… [cont.]
Answered by gm - Thu Jan 7 12:30:15 2010
What are some safety precautions and risks for doing a science fair experiment on bacteria?
Q. For my science fair project I am testing to see if salt water pools or chlorine pools have more bacteria. I will be adding bacteria to each sample of water. What would be some of the safety precautions and risks?
Asked by Caitlin C - Sun Sep 28 15:41:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use only a benign type like yeast, and be carefull with that. .
Answered by billrussell42 - Sun Sep 28 17:14:22 2008
Q. For my science fair project I am testing to see if salt water pools or chlorine pools have more bacteria. I will be adding bacteria to each sample of water. What would be some of the safety precautions and risks?
Asked by Caitlin C - Sun Sep 28 15:41:49 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Use only a benign type like yeast, and be carefull with that. .
Answered by billrussell42 - Sun Sep 28 17:14:22 2008
What things can cause a furnace boiler safety valve to shoot out hot water?
Q. I woke up this morning to a loud gushing sound coming from my basement. I opened the door and the basement was filled with steam. I killed power to the furnace (hot water baseboard heat) and when I went down to look there was hot water all over the wall on the side of the safety valve. I turned the power back on and saw a steady stream of steam coming from or near the safety valve as it heated back up. What are the causes for hot water to be purged from the system?
Asked by Doc Biz - Sun Mar 16 14:30:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two causes of water coming out of the safety valve: 1) the valve is faulty; 2) the valve just did its job (and prevented an explosion... no kidding). Your description leads me to say the latter (2). Sounds like you lost water and the boiler flashed steam. Not a good situation. Call a service tech and don't turn on the system. This IS a potentially life and property threatening problem. On edit: I won't elaborate on possible causes lest you be tempted to do a fix yourself, but at least one of your safety devices likely failed... the low water cutout. I cannot over emphasize how potentially dangerous a steam explosion is. The potential for destruction is every bit as serious as that of a gas leak.
Answered by done - Sun Mar 16 15:04:16 2008
Q. I woke up this morning to a loud gushing sound coming from my basement. I opened the door and the basement was filled with steam. I killed power to the furnace (hot water baseboard heat) and when I went down to look there was hot water all over the wall on the side of the safety valve. I turned the power back on and saw a steady stream of steam coming from or near the safety valve as it heated back up. What are the causes for hot water to be purged from the system?
Asked by Doc Biz - Sun Mar 16 14:30:17 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two causes of water coming out of the safety valve: 1) the valve is faulty; 2) the valve just did its job (and prevented an explosion... no kidding). Your description leads me to say the latter (2). Sounds like you lost water and the boiler flashed steam. Not a good situation. Call a service tech and don't turn on the system. This IS a potentially life and property threatening problem. On edit: I won't elaborate on possible causes lest you be tempted to do a fix yourself, but at least one of your safety devices likely failed... the low water cutout. I cannot over emphasize how potentially dangerous a steam explosion is. The potential for destruction is every bit as serious as that of a gas leak.
Answered by done - Sun Mar 16 15:04:16 2008
Where do you buy plastic safety eyes besides the internet?
Q. I found amazingly cute amigurumi patterns on the lionbrand website but I can't figure out where to buy the safety eyes. Could you just use black beads instead?
Asked by knitting.fangirl - Sat Apr 5 13:02:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hardware stores, dept stores , places such as Walmart, home depot, Lowes...
Answered by lpn_colo58 - Sun Apr 6 14:11:51 2008
Q. I found amazingly cute amigurumi patterns on the lionbrand website but I can't figure out where to buy the safety eyes. Could you just use black beads instead?
Asked by knitting.fangirl - Sat Apr 5 13:02:16 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hardware stores, dept stores , places such as Walmart, home depot, Lowes...
Answered by lpn_colo58 - Sun Apr 6 14:11:51 2008
What are the health and safety requirements if making desserts to sell from home?
Q. I have had a lot of people asking me recently to make cakes or desserts for their birthdays, parties etc. However I am unsure of the health and safety regulations for baking from home for sale within the UK. Any advice appreciated.
Asked by Dinah - Tue Aug 18 05:18:50 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My neighbour does Jams/Preserves & Fruit Cakes from home. I'm pretty sure she said that she'd had a visit from the Council's Food Health Dept. For her, there was no problem with it being an 'ordinary' kitchen. There may be exceptions to this depending on the type of cake/dessert(s). Fresh cream/ use of raw egg white (unpasturised) would have a higher risk if not stored correctly. According to my local council website you must register before starting to trade.
Answered by Girlie Electrics - Tue Aug 18 05:46:34 2009
Q. I have had a lot of people asking me recently to make cakes or desserts for their birthdays, parties etc. However I am unsure of the health and safety regulations for baking from home for sale within the UK. Any advice appreciated.
Asked by Dinah - Tue Aug 18 05:18:50 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My neighbour does Jams/Preserves & Fruit Cakes from home. I'm pretty sure she said that she'd had a visit from the Council's Food Health Dept. For her, there was no problem with it being an 'ordinary' kitchen. There may be exceptions to this depending on the type of cake/dessert(s). Fresh cream/ use of raw egg white (unpasturised) would have a higher risk if not stored correctly. According to my local council website you must register before starting to trade.
Answered by Girlie Electrics - Tue Aug 18 05:46:34 2009
How can I keep a safety shower from freezing in the winter?
Q. If a safety shower and eyewash station is placed outside, there is a good chance it will freeze in the winter. OSHA and ANSI are pretty vague on this. Could I use heat tape and how do would I keep it from getting too hot?
Asked by Roy E - Sun Aug 26 08:05:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Heat tape would work very well, it would not get to hot at all. If you do not have to have it running in the winter then drain it and cut the water off to it but i would assume it is against regulations.
Answered by medicine_man_rn - Sun Aug 26 08:15:01 2007
Q. If a safety shower and eyewash station is placed outside, there is a good chance it will freeze in the winter. OSHA and ANSI are pretty vague on this. Could I use heat tape and how do would I keep it from getting too hot?
Asked by Roy E - Sun Aug 26 08:05:32 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Heat tape would work very well, it would not get to hot at all. If you do not have to have it running in the winter then drain it and cut the water off to it but i would assume it is against regulations.
Answered by medicine_man_rn - Sun Aug 26 08:15:01 2007
Where can I find a safety cover for an unused light socket?
Q. I have a row of 6 light sockets (similar to what you'd find on a makeup mirror) and I'm only using 3 of them. I need covers for the other 3 to prevent any safety hazards. I have looked everywhere and found nothing.
Asked by etrof - Thu Jul 10 18:57:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can buy screw in converters to convert sockets to two prong plugs then put a plug cover in them like what is used in wall plugs for child safety.
Answered by BRUCE C - Thu Jul 10 19:04:49 2008
Q. I have a row of 6 light sockets (similar to what you'd find on a makeup mirror) and I'm only using 3 of them. I need covers for the other 3 to prevent any safety hazards. I have looked everywhere and found nothing.
Asked by etrof - Thu Jul 10 18:57:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can buy screw in converters to convert sockets to two prong plugs then put a plug cover in them like what is used in wall plugs for child safety.
Answered by BRUCE C - Thu Jul 10 19:04:49 2008
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