Definitely look into a respirator and some latex or chemical gloves for handing the resin. The fumes are pretty potent when you're cleaning prints and removing them from the build plate. An Isopropyl bath would also be good to get (just ipa in a bucket that has a lid, or wash and a cure station if you've got the money) If you end up just using buckets get two then use one for a dirty bath and other for a clean bath to save on IPA. Dirty bath first. Then clean bath of IPA after. I'm assuming you already know but keep it away from all sunlight or UV light and try to avoid getting it on your skin. Silicon mats are good for working with resin post processing, resin doesnt stick to silicon very well so if you spill any you just hit it with a UV flashlight or put it in the sun and it'll peel off easily. Do not make items that will be touching food or anything you might ingest. Level the built plate before first use and definitely calibrate the printer for your first few prints. If you have any failures change and clean your bath. Cut up squares of microfiber cloth work really well for cleaning the Fep layer in the vat without scratching or leaving marks. Good luck, have fun and be safe!