Laboratory Safe Work Practices

• Name and describe the three documented sources of safety information in the laboratory
• Describe the operation of a fume hood
• Describe the five rules to follow when working at a fume hood
• List examples of hazards in the laboratory
• Describe the correct procedure for safely using a syringe
• Describe the safety precautions to follow when working with and changing gas cylinders
• List the safety precautions to be taken when performing each of the following processes: reflux & distillation, separations, weighing and pipetting
• List the safety precautions to be taken when operating analytical equipment in the laboratory

Learner Benefits:

• Enhanced Safety Awareness: Understand the critical importance of laboratory safety and the individual responsibility everyone holds to prevent accidents and ensure a secure working environment.

• Mastery of Essential Safety Protocols: Gain in-depth knowledge of using Safety Data Sheets (SDSs), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and laboratory safety policies to mitigate risks when working with hazardous chemicals.

• Proficient Use of Laboratory Equipment: Learn the correct operation and precautions for essential equipment, including fume hoods, gas cylinders, and analytical devices, to minimize exposure to hazardous situations.

• Practical Skills for Safe Laboratory Procedures: Develop the ability to safely execute tasks such as reflux, distillation, weighing hazardous materials, and liquid separations, ensuring compliance with safety protocols.

• Preparedness for Emergency Situations: Be equipped with the knowledge to respond effectively to common laboratory hazards like chemical spills, burns, cuts, and electrical shocks, ensuring rapid and appropriate action when needed.

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