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Fire Safety in the Chemistry Laboratory

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Guidance on fire safety in the chemistry laboratory.

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Health &safety essentials: read this first
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Module 1: Introduction and Legal Framework
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Module 2: Overview of Fire Safety
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Module 3: Risk Management
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Module 4: Overview
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Fire Safety Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
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Fire Safety Further Reading
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Answers to Fire Safety Learning Assessments
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