(safety)= # Safety at cSAXS Working safely at the beamline is everyone's responsibility. All activities must be conducted such that they are safe for anyone present — even people not familiar with the ongoing work. Please read this page and the full checklist before starting your experiment, and discuss any safety-related question with your local contact. ```{important} **No experiment may be conducted before the signed Safety Declaration form has been handed to your local contact.** Every person working at the beamline must be named on that form. Violations result in the immediate termination of the experiment. 📄 **[Open the Safety Declaration form (PDF)](https://www.psi.ch/en/media/58834/download)** ``` ```{admonition} In an emergency :class: danger - **Call 3333** — be ready to state *Who? What? When? Where?* - Know the location of the nearest **emergency exit**, **fire extinguisher**, **emergency shower / eye wash**, and **first-aid kit**. - Never hesitate to ask your local contact for advice or help. ``` ## Safety checklist (printable PDF) Your local contact will go through the *Safety at cSAXS* checklist with you, covering emergencies, general behaviour, working inside the hutch, and experiment safety. It is available as a printable PDF. {download}`⬇ Download the "Safety at cSAXS" checklist (PDF) <../assets/safety-at-csaxs.pdf>` ## Key safety links Note that some of the links below point to the PSI **intranet** and are only reachable from within the PSI network or via your local contact. | Resource | Link | | --- | --- | | **Safety Declaration form** (sign and return before the experiment) | | | User Office — Safety Guidelines | | | Safety@PSI portal *(intranet)* | | | PSI Safety Specialists — contact via your local contact *(intranet)* | | | Behaviour during a gas / fire alarm *(intranet)* | | If anything is unclear, discuss it with your local contact, who can in turn seek advice from the PSI safety specialists.