Must be worn at all times

Should be removed before leaving the lab

To be worn over prescription glasses if necessary

Must be approved for lab use

To be worn when handling chemicals or biological materials

Changed frequently and disposed of properly

Required to protect feet from spills and dropped objects

Must be read and understood for all chemicals used

Information on hazards, handling, storage, and disposal

Use fume hoods for volatile substances

Avoid skin contact with chemicals

Do not taste or inhale chemicals

Segregate incompatible chemicals

Store flammable materials in approved cabinets

Use for experiments involving toxic fumes or vapors

Ensure proper airflow and face the hood when in use

Balance the rotor before each run

Securely cap tubes to prevent leakage and imbalance

Load and unload with caution

Ensure proper sterilization cycles and monitoring

Available for immediate response to chemical spills

Training on how to use spill kits provided

Located near hazardous materials

Use immediately in case of chemical splashes to eyes

Familiarize with locations and types of extinguishers

Undergo training on how to use fire extinguishers

Segregated in marked containers

Disposed of according to institutional guidelines

Collected in appropriate containers

Not to be poured down the drain unless permitted

Mandatory for all lab personnel

Covers labspecific hazards and procedures

To keep uptodate with safety protocols

Address any changes in regulations or lab practices

Access restricted to trained individuals

Visitors must be accompanied by a lab member

Clear signs indicating hazards and safety instructions

Emergency exits and equipment clearly marked

For fire, police, and medical emergencies

For labspecific incidents (e.g., chemical spills)

To maintain a safe and healthy environment

To prevent clutter and potential hazards

All containers must be labeled with contents and hazards

Labels to be updated if contents change

Of any accidents, injuries, or nearmisses

To the lab supervisor and safety officer

Keeping records of incidents and corrective actions

For future reference and improvement of safety measures