Safety Sheet at a glance
What it is: The Safety Sheet of The Illinois Junior Academy of Science: the student fills out the bottom of the sheet and the science teacher and/or advisor signs it.
Who signs: The Student Exhibitor(s) sign on the SIGN line. The science teacher and/or advisor must sign in the indicated space. By signing this sheet, the sponsor assumes all responsibilities related to this project.
A filled-in Safety Sheet example: a student fills out the safety sheet

How to fill out Safety Sheet, box by box
Hazards and precautions

In the chart, list the principal hazards associated with your project, if any, and what specific precautions you have used as safeguards.
Some of the more common risks encountered in research are those of electrical shock, infection from pathogenic organisms, uncontrolled reactions of incompatible chemicals, eye injury from materials or procedures, and fire in apparatus or work area.
Be sure to read the entire section in the Policy and Procedure Manual of the Illinois Junior Academy of Science entitled "Safety Guidelines for Experimentation" before completing this form.
Other possible endorsements needed

Please check off any other possible endorsements needed. Include these documents in your paper and on your board. Human as Test Subjects: for any projects involving humans, even surveys. Microorganism: for any projects involving bacteria, viruses, yeasts, fungi or protozoa. Non-Human Vertebrates: for any projects involving fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds or mammals. Tissue Culture: for any projects involving growing eukaryotic tissues or cell cultures. Recombinant DNA: must be conducted in a registered research laboratory under professional supervision. Use of Firearms: including all required documents. Letter from institution where research was done or IJAS SRC: if an exception to the IJAS rules has been granted.
More rules for Safety Sheet
The * by Sponsor: This Sheet Must Be Typed and this form must be displayed on the front of the exhibitor's display board. Displayed Safety Sheet can not be smaller than 8.5 inches (vertical) X 5.5 inches (horizontal). Print at 65% reduction.
Sources
[1] Safety Sheet, The Illinois Junior Academy of Science (2018 STEM Exhibition Handbook) (the Official source link on this page).

