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It is important to prioritize safety in evolving scientific research environments, so that productive, secure laboratories can be assured. Whether you are an experienced scientist or a budding researcher.
When dealing with the risks of your experiment, wear all the necessary personal protective equipments (PPEs), such as goggles, apron or gown, gloves and shoes.
Get yourself familiar with properties, hazards and safe handling procedures associated with every chemical used in your experiments. Consult MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheets) for further information here.
Keep your workplace clean and orderly.Dispose off chemical waste appropriately,broken glass,and other hazardous substances into designated containers.
Observe established protocols and SOPs when using equipment,making experiments and responding to emergencies.Never take shortcuts or make up procedures.
Avoid cross-contaminating by using separate equipment and utensils for different tasks/activities.Always sanitize work surfaces and equipment regularly to ensure cleanliness.
Use fume hoods,safety shields,and other engineering controls to reduce exposure to dangerous substances as well as providing protection against physical hazards.
Always operate laboratory equipment after proper training.Examine equipment for defects before use and inform them immediately if there are any problems.
Locate emergency exits; showers; eyewash stations; fire extinguishers; first aid kits.Thus,you ought to be aware of emergency spills/fire/injury response procedures available elsewhere in this document.
Notify your supervisor right away about accidents,injuries,spills and near-misses.Engage in incident investigations to identify the underlying causes and prevent future occurrences.
Raise safety concerns by effectively communicating with your colleagues and supervisor. These are a number of ways to promote transparency and being answerable by establishing a strong safety culture.
Stay informed about recent safety rules, best practices or technological advancements relevant to your field. Regularly attend safety training sessions and refreshers.
Taking breaks,drinking enough water as well as considering mental health and physical fitness will help you concentrate while at the lab.
When you apply these laboratory safety guidelines into your everyday routine, you create an environment of safe behavior and accountability for researchers in the scientific community. One cannot overemphasize that safety is for all; everyone has a role in ensuring a safer laboratory environment that enhances productivity.
