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Hi Everyone, It's a long shot! I was wondering whether anyone still has any old sets of lego 1032/1033 lying around, it was the one with motors. As these sets are over 20 yrs old maybe someone might out there be ready to throw them out. We need some spare parts especially the cable that connects to ...

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deioniser water for everything here.

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Is this what you mean, Sunray18?

Hi Sunray 18 and all, Can you tell me what you do if someone is hurt by a chemical say in TAS area or creative arts? do you have multiple laptops around the school. We were going to do it the way you described but fell short as we dont have laptops with SDS's all around our school in case of chemica...

Hi maybe this can help you, Crystals under the microscope: You need to have the microscope on the lowest magnification. Make a solution by adding about one spatula of iodine crystals to about 50 mL of methylated spirits. Stir to dissolve- it gives a dark reddish black solution. It is toxic. Put a fe...

Hi AnnNos,
Is there anywhere where I can get this information from, to show my head teacher?

The reason I am asking is because I thought dangerous goods code (DGC) is only for transport not for storage.

Thanks Superbug

Hi everyone,

Just wondering if anyone knows whether we need full sds's for dangerous goods in our chemical register?
I have noticed some chemicals are non hazardous but are dangerous, do I still need to include them in the chemical register?

Thanks Superbug

sorry to add to the confusion, but I follow the book.

Hi Liz, This is for home loan protection insurance- it is a type of insurance to cover your home loan repayments if something happens and you cant work. so depending on the type of work you do means they wont cover high risk occupations. they are quite happy to increase our borrowing just not take t...

Such passion sunray18. I wish I could change banks but we cant at the moment. I agree on your passionate statements above. it seems all st george want to protect is home loans from office workers. I doubt you could get it if you worked in a photocopy room even. Low risk workers so they dont have to ...

yes i am in the union will call and ask them soon and let the forum know.
Thanks

I will have to check that out smiley. Thanks! I was looking at getting home loan protection when i was denied by the bank.

I asked for an example of what they would consider hazardous and the answer i got was like an "acid". no idea about anything specific. so i will be telling my supervisor i cant use lemon juice, lol. my hubbie works with acids as a fitter to strip the metal clean, so i suppose neither one o...

I didnt want to do that, as I would think that i am covered and when they have to pay me out, then they will say oh sorry you told us that you did this job but that is not the case so we arent paying you.

I was asked do i work with hazardous chemicals ? yes or no?
so my answer was yes! i did try to tell them i use a fume cupboard and PPE. but they werent interested to hear that. just yes or no! I tried to apply over the phone.

Ha ha not sure littltesttube.

st george but the rule was from westpac

not sure if science teachers are treated the same way

Yes but they consider it hazardous regardless of how much is used. so anyone that handles hazardous (anything that can harm you is there definition)chemicals can not get home loan protection and perhaps income protection.