Lab Safety

The first thing to always remember when working in a lab is safety. The most important reason why you should always be safe is because many things in the lab can be harmful to you or the others in the lab. Machinery can go wrong, toxic substances may be spilled, shards of glass or other sharps may cause injuries if you’re not careful. Lab procedures must be communicated in a lab to ensure that the lab is a safe place to perform experiments. Using good judgment, observe safety rules and follow directions can prevent accidents form happening. Experiments should include comments to alert people to probable hazards, and how to protect against injury. We need to make judgements about the importance of communicating lab procedure to all lab staff because it mean that are the lab is a safe place to do experiments.

Lab practice is a set of principles which provide a framework which laboratory studies are planned, performed monitored, recorded, reported, and also archived and reported. Lab practice ensures quality, integrity and reliability of safety data. Lab practices must be communicated in a lab to provide a framework, within which laboratory studies are planned, performed monitored recorded and reported. This ensures that hazards and risks to users, consumers and environment can be assessed. . Essentially, a lab has lots of hazards and can be dangerous if you aren’t paying attention enough it can cause serious health problems. At the end of the day, you want everyone in a lab to leave for the day healthy and in one piece.