Health & Safety: Guide Template
This template should be used for Health and Safety Guides only and has been formatted to give access to the original guide texts as well as create an editable version that will reflect and document changes and updates.
- Guide wiki pages should be titled, Health & Safety: Guide Title.
- New Guide titles should be added to Health & Safety Guides
See Health & Safety Basic Template for more information on editing the Health & Safety Wiki pages.
Template to Copy[edit | edit source]
- Copy the text below and paste it to the blank page.
- Note: When you cut and paste the text, the blue box may also appear--it will go away once you save the page. The code to create a page divide (----) needs to be on a separate line to appear correctly once the page is saved.
- Phrases in all capital letters should be replaced with appropriate information.
- Enter the authors for the original guide under "Contributors to this page" followed by "(Original Guide Authors)" and then any additional authors to the wiki content
- Enter Guide Title and Publication Date
- Provide link to original guide pdf, if available
- Enter guide text where it says "ENTER TEXT HERE"
- If you make any CONTENT changes (excluding formatting, grammar, punctuation) sign at "This Content was last updated:" by entering ~~~~ (this will add your user name and date/time stamp. Otherwise, enter the date of publication.
This code includes: the Health & Safety Copyright Statement, the Health & Safety Disclaimer, information and link to original guide text, list of page contributors, signature tag, links back to the Health & Safety Main Page and Main wiki Page, and a Health & Safety Category Tag.
<small>'''Back to [[Health & Safety]]'''<br>'''Back to [[Main_Page|Main Catalogs Page]]'''</small>
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'''Health & Safety Committee Conservation Wiki'''<br>
<small>'''Copyright: {{CURRENTYEAR}}.''' The Health & Safety Wiki
pages are a publication of the Health & Safety Committee of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. <br>
'''Disclaimer:''' Some of the information included on this page
may be out of date, particularly with regard to toxicological data and regulatory standards. New information on safety issues is continually published; therefore, resources outside of AIC should be consulted for more specific information. <br>
'''''Contributors to this page:''' ADD AUTHORS(Original Guide Authors) AND/OR ADDITIONAL AUTHORS'' </small>
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This article originally appeared as a special Health & Safety Guide in [http://www.conservation-us.org/publications-resources/periodicals/aic-news AIC News]--and may have been updated<br>
<big>'''GUIDE TITLE'''</big><br>
'''Date:''' PUBLICATION DATE<br>
<small>Download the [INSERT PDF LINK HERE Original Guide Text]<br>
See a complete list of [[Health & Safety Guides]] </small>
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''This Content was Last Updated:''SIGN HERE
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ENTER TEXT HERE
<br><br><br><small>'''Back to [[Health & Safety]]'''<br>'''Back to [[Main_Page|Main Catalogs Page]]'''</small><br>[[Category:Health & Safety]]
Back to Health & Safety
Back to Main Catalogs Page
Health & Safety Committee Conservation Wiki
Copyright: 2024. The Health & Safety Wiki
pages are a publication of the Health & Safety Committee of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works.
Disclaimer: Some of the information included on this page
may be out of date, particularly with regard to toxicological data and regulatory standards. New information on safety issues is continually published; therefore, resources outside of AIC should be consulted for more specific information.
Contributors to this page: ADD AUTHORS(Original Guide Authors) AND/OR ADDITIONAL AUTHORS
This article originally appeared as a special Health & Safety Guide in AIC News--and may have been updated
GUIDE TITLE
Date: PUBLICATION DATE
Download the [INSERT PDF LINK HERE Original Guide Text]
See a complete list of Health & Safety Guides
This Content was Last Updated:SIGN HERE
ENTER TEXT HERE
Back to Health & Safety
Back to Main Catalogs Page
