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Kitchen Safety Developed by Ms. Tiffany Newman, 2014

Objectives  Demonstrate proper methods of kitchen safety/first aid.  Identify kitchen safety procedures.  Utilize kitchen utensils/equipment properly.  Execute proper knife handling skills and cuts.

General Safety  Don’t let hair, jewelry, sleeves, or apron strings dangle.  Stay focused!  Close all drawers and cupboards as you go.  Use the right tool for the job.  Clean up as you go!

Preventing Falls  Keep floor clean and clear of clutter.  Wipe up any spills.  Shoelaces should be tired.  Warn everyone when something is spilled!

Cuts  Keep knives sharp and use them properly.  Always store knives in their connect home.  Do not try to catch a falling knife!  Do not soak knives in the sink.  Keep knives on the edge of the sink after being used.  Sweep up any broken glass immediately.

Electricity Safety  Keep all electrical elements away from the water.  Watch for damaged cords.  Cracked, loose or frayed wires.  Use outlets properly.  Be sure not to plug in too many appliances to one outlet  Be aware for any problems that you think may be happening with your appliance.

Chemicals  These can include:  Oven cleaners, lighter fluid, drain cleaners, and pesticides.  Always read the labels on chemical containers.  Never mix different chemical products.  When using a spray nozzle, point nozzle directly where you want it to spray.

Range & Microwave Accidents  Always use oven mitts when picking up or uncovering pans.  Always lift the pan lid away from yourself.  Always keep pan handles turned toward the back or middle of the stove top.  Keep all flammable items away from the burners.

Oven Safety  Always arrange oven racks properly before you start the oven.  Stand to the side when opening the oven door.  Do not reach into a hot oven!  Pull out the rack with the pan on it to remove from the oven.  Clean up all spills and crumbs when oven is cooled down.  Always be sure to have all switches turned off.

If a fire starts…  On the range:  Turn off the heat.  Cover the pan, or pour salt or baking soda on the flame.  Never use water- if a grease fire, the grease will splatter, causing the fire to possibly spread.  Oven, broiler, microwave, or toaster oven:  Turn off or disconnect the appliance.  Keep oven door closed until the fire goes out.  Never carry a pan with burning contents!

In case of an Accident…  Cuts/Bleeding  Burns  1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd degree  Chemical  Fractures  Poisoning  Choking  Heimlich maneuver  CPR