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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2025 · 4 MIN

Safer Ed Presents: Safer Science & STEM Safety Protocols for a Safer School Year

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Nearly 40% of school lab accidents could be prevented with simple start-of-year inspections. In this episode of Safer Ed, we dive into practical steps schools can take to make science labs, makerspaces, and art rooms safe before the first project begins.What You’ll Learn:Why the first weeks of school are the riskiest for lab accidentsFour essential steps for starting the school year safely:Preparing instructional spacesInspect equipment and PPEConduct hazard and risk assessmentsSchedule ongoing maintenanceHow safety routines build student trust and engagementQuick, actionable tips to integrate safety into daily practiceWhy It Matters:Safety isn’t extra work—it’s part of teaching. By modeling safe behavior, educators prepare students for success both in class and beyond.Resources & Links:Explore free Safer Ed modules → ⁠https://sciencesafety.com/free-science-safety-steam-safety-and-cte-safety-modules/⁠Learn more about school science safety → ⁠https://sciencesafety.com⁠This episode was generated in part using AI tools. All content was reviewed and approved by our editorial team before publication.

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