Safety in Floriculture “For Your Protection”. “If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

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Safety in Floriculture “For Your Protection”

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

OVERALL RULES:  Keep all work areas neat, orderly, and clean.  Report all injuries to the teacher, immediately!  Plant materials, liquids, and debris that fall on the floor must be cleaned up immediately to prevent accidents.  Return all tools and supplies to their original location before leaving the class.  ALL tools and supplies are to remain in the classroom at ALL times. (no borrowing)  NEVER poke anyone with anything sharp  NEVER throw any supplies or tools. They can hurt, blow up, or break!  Use all tools ONLY as directed by the instructor.  Be careful and pay attention when using dangerous items. BE AWARE OF DANGER.  Clean all tools when finished.  If you aren’t sure how to use something, or if you should use it, then ask!

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… STEM CUTTER  You may only use the stem cutter with permission of the instructor!  Stem cutter may ONLY be used to cut plant material.  Always use with care to avoid injury to hands and fingers.  NEVER touch the blade of the cutter.  Stem cutter should always have trash can with trash bag underneath the blade to catch all green waste.  Always lock when not in use.

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… FLORAL SHEARS/SCISSORS  All sharp tools must be passed to others with the handle forward.  Always walk carefully around the classroom with sharp tools pointing down at your side. WARN others that you are carrying a sharp tool if you are walking up behind or to the side of them.  Do not cut anything other than flowers and supplies (not hair, not clothes, etc.)  Do not use as a screwdriver.  Do not put the shears in your pocket or bag.  Dropping shears and scissors will break ends and destroy adjustment.  Do not cut wire with scissors. Use wire- cutters!  Ribbon scissors are to be used ONLY for fabric or ribbon.

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… WIRE  When piercing a flower with wire, it should be held in a manner which prevents injury. Make sure all finger tips are away from the piercing destination.  Cut wire has sharp ends. All wire used in corsage or boutonniere work should be taped to prevent injury.  Do not waste it. Pick up what you drop on the floor, and put extra back into the wire holder.  Do not mix the different sizes. You will need to separate them if you mix them up.  Always use a ½ piece of wire unless otherwise needed or directed. (Full size wire is 18 inches.)

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… GLUE GUN - PAN GLUE  Do not lay down a hot glue gun if it is turned on.  Do not pull glue out of the back end of the glue gun.  Keep fingers away from the tip of a glue gun. IT’S HOT!  Always work at the designated area when using glue gun or pan glue. Always place scratch paper under tip of glue gun to catch drippings.  If glue gets on fingers, blow to cool it. Do not touch the glue (or you will burn both fingers)  After gun has cooled wrap the cord around the gun.  Leave applicator stick in the glue pan when not in use.  Remove extra glue from object before moving it from the pan. (don’t let the glue drip)  Do not leave the pan turned on if the glue level is low. Refill it.

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… COOLER  Do not use the cooler without permission.  Do not adjust the thermostat. It’s set there for a reason.  Clean up any mess or spill in or around the refrigerator. Water, flowers, foliage, and dirt are slippery when wet.  Make sure all flowers in buckets are still in water when you pull some out. (They tend to cling to each other, check that stems are underwater!)  The cooler is not for personal use. No food may be placed in the cooler.  Always wash buckets with cleanser (i.e. Ajax or Comet) to kill bacteria. Rinse buckets thoroughly to avoid killing/damaging fresh flowers with harsh cleanser residues.  After cleaning, turn buckets upside down on newspaper to dry.

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… WATER  If you get anything, including yourself wet, dry it off immediately.  Always clean up spills with towels, mop, or lay newspaper down to prevent slipping.  Do not drip flowers and foliage across the room when removing them from buckets.  Water in buckets could have preservative in them, so do not drink the water.

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… AEROSOL CANS (PAINT, GLUE, CLEANER)  Spray outside always unless instructed otherwise.  Do not spray towards yourself or someone else. Do not spray near a building, sidewalk, plants, etc. Spray away from the wind.  Keep away from heat sources.  If you paint something that should not have been painted, you will need to repair the damage.  Clean glue cans before using, unclog the sprayer.  Shake paint cans before use. Replace caps when not in use.

Aerosol Cans Continued…  Do not shake glue cans. Replace caps when not in use.  Do not puncture cans.  Do not throw cans away… Return them to the instructor. (they must be recycled)  Do not inhale fumes – it is against the law and cause for immediate suspension.  All floral aerosol cans are environmentally safe and have been for over 10 years.  Use only as directed! (this is not fashion design class, don’t spray hair, clothes, shoes, etc.)

“If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!”

Special Directions… HELIUM TANK AND BALLOONS  Do not inhale helium gas. Inhaling helium gas is against the law, it can cause brain damage and is cause for immediate suspension.  Students must ask permission to use the tank.  Open regulator before filling by turning valve ½ turn.  Close valve as soon as you are done filling a balloon.  Do not adjust regulator. Do not hammer on tank or regulator.  Tank must be secured at all times. Do not move the tank.  Keep your face away from balloon while filling and working with it.

AND LASTLY, REMEMBER… “If there’s a rule, there’s a reason, I don’t want you to get hurt!” -Mrs. G