1. Every gun is ALWAYS loaded. 2. Never point a gun at anything you do not wish to destroy. 3. If you do not know how to safetly load and unload a firearm, consult the manufacturer's guidelines, or if this is unavailable, a gunsmith. 4. The NRA has many excellent guidelines on safe firearm handling.
ANY mechanical system- including the safety on a firearm- CAN fail. This is the reason for the basic firearm safety rules- including "do not point a firearm at anything you do not mean to shoot." It is rare, but CAN happen.
Make sure the safety is on and visually check to make sure that the firearm is unloaded always keep the chamber open and never look down the barrell
Usually it is a state or or local public health department that creates the rules for kitchen safety. These rules focus on kitchen safety and sanitary preparing and handling of food.
Rules for safe firearms handling and use are on gun safety tests.
Old enough to demonstrate responsibility and know rules of firearm safety.
riding a bicycle should include following basic safety rules.
Safety rules and basic marksmanship rules. Take a class from the NRA
If you go to the NRA's website, you can find rules for firearm safety. Treat all weapons as if they are loaded Don't let your muzzle cover anything you not willing to destroy Finger off the trigger till you're on target Be aware of your backstop an beyond
Please define "safety." Are you asking about safety of the people that work there, or food safety in proper handling of milk? Please be more specific so this question can be answered.
Statistics show that more than half of the fatal firearm incidents reported each year occur in the home. Since almost all incidents are caused by carelessness and lack of knowledge.Practice these safety rules if handling a firearm in the home.Immediately point the muzzle in a safe direction when you pick up a firearm.Keep your finger off the trigger.Always check to see that the chamber and the magazine are empty.
Some basic safety rules for scissors are 1- Do not run with scissors, 2- Do not cut into your hand, 3- When carrying them, make sure that you carry them point down.
Assume a firearm is loaded until you have personally checked it. After checking it, leave the action open. Keep your finger out of the trigger guard until ready to fire. Do not point a firearm at anything you do not mean to destroy. If you are a youngster, I would add to that do not touch or handle a firearm except when with a responsible adult.