Use warning signs to clearly indicate which areas are designated and the nature of the hazard. Use of designated areas need not be restricted to highly hazardous materials, as long as all lab staff ...

Review the location of the safety shower, eyewash, telephone (dial 911), and fire extinguisher. Personal Protective Equipment. ALWAYS wear the proper PPE at all times when handling pyrophoric ...

Assist the Laboratory Coordinator in maintaining the chemical stockroom and laboratory equipment. Graduate Students. With the assistance of the faculty responsible for the laboratory, maintain the ...

Achieving these goals is critical. The Department of Environmental Health and Radiation Safety (EHRS) and the Office of Research & Innovation welcome your suggestions and cooperation in making the ...

To provide students a hands-on experience with materials, equipment and experimental procedures. To develop the students' ability to work safely in a laboratory environment without risk to themselves ...

They follow laboratory safety’s organizing principle of RAMP: Recognize hazards, Assess risk, Minimize risk and Prepare for emergencies. Recognize Hazards and Assess Risks: Be sure to consider the ...

Out of respect for CWRU personnel who may not know if you handled hazardous materials or contaminants, all personal protective equipment should be removed before you leave the laboratory. Different ...

This page covers important lab safety information that should be reviewed by all lab users but especially faculty members with lab space. The material covered on this page reviews the most common ...

Dorothy Hudig, Ph.D., professor of immunology, and her research team at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine (UNR Med), have been recognized as this year’s recipient of the Excellence in ...