To protect eyes from chemical splashes

To prevent irritation from dust and debris

To protect clothing from chemicals

To prevent skin exposure to hazardous substances

To protect hands from corrosive chemicals

To avoid direct contact with biological samples

To protect feet from spills and falling objects

To put out fires quickly and safely

To be familiar with the types and uses of extinguishers

To rinse off chemicals in case of spills

To be easily accessible within the lab

To contain and exhaust hazardous fumes

To ensure proper ventilation during experiments

To provide information on chemical hazards

To be available for all chemicals in the lab

To identify contents and hazards

To prevent accidental misuse of chemicals

To separate chemical, biological, and general waste

To follow local regulations for disposal

To prevent leaks and contamination

To ensure compatibility with waste type

To know the exits and assembly points

To practice regular drills

To have quick access to help in case of accidents

To include Poison Control and local emergency services

To avoid damage to equipment and injury to personnel

To follow manufacturer's guidelines

To ensure equipment is functioning correctly

To prevent accidents due to malfunction

To clean up spills promptly and safely

To include absorbents, neutralizers, and personal protective gear

To keep chemicals in their designated areas

To store incompatible chemicals separately

To keep staff updated on lab safety protocols

To cover new procedures and regulations

To understand the risks associated with chemicals and experiments

To promote a culture of safety within the lab

To allow for safe movement and operation of equipment

To minimize clutter and potential hazards

To prevent accumulation of toxic fumes

To ensure a constant supply of fresh air

To document any accidents or nearmisses

To analyze and prevent future occurrences

To track chemical inventory and usage

To maintain a history of safety inspections and training sessions