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- 1. Do’s & Don'ts in the Quality Control Lab BIJESHMONPP MANAGER QUALITYCONTROLDIVISION SITARAMAYURVEDAPVT. LTD THRISSUR
- 2. Why does it Matter..?? Safe Working Protects ………… You Other Lab workers Cleaners Visitors Your works
- 3. What do you think the most dangerous in any Lab ? The most dangerous think is … Someone who doesn’t know what they are doing
- 4. Accidents often results from …. An indifferent attitude Failure to use common sense Failure to follow instructions
- 6. No Horsing around Do not behave in a silly and noisy way Laboratory is not a place being silly Focus on completing your experiments correctly and safely. You Should always conduct yourself with mature and appropriate manner.
- 8. Laboratory Hygiene Do not eat, drink, or smoke in the laboratory Do not apply cosmetics Do not touch your face, mouth, eyes or nose while working Do not suck pens or chew pencils These activities are the ways by which you can accidently ingest harmful chemicals
- 9. Use proper head net or caps
- 10. Follow the safety instructions carefully All of should aware about the location and use of safety equipment's and facilities such as Exits Eye wash foundation First Aid Kit Fire extinguisher etc..
- 11. Keep your Lab area uncluttered…. Take to the Lab only what is necessary Clean up your Lab area after you are finished the work
- 12. Keep your Lab area uncluttered….
- 13. Chemical Safety Wear Safety apron Wear safety googles whenever required Make sure the emergency eyewash station available in the laboratory
- 14. Chemical Safety After handling the chemicals, always wash your hands with soap and water. Never mix chemicals “for Just fun” • Keep only the chemicals you need for experiments • Keep all lids closed after use • Be careful while working with acids • Always pour above the sink rather than your work area
- 15. Chemical Safety Do not inhale fumes directly When instructed to smell a substance, inhale gently
- 16. Chemical Safety When diluting acids, always add small amount of Acids in to water
- 17. Chemical Safety Do not pipette out solution by Mouth
- 18. Chemical Safety Most important “ Never taste any chemicals”
- 19. Chemical Safety Work with volatile chemicals under “Fume Cupboard”
- 20. Awareness of Chemical Symbols Know the hazards of the chemicals being used
- 21. Glassware Safety Check the condition of the glassware before and after used Do not pick up broken glass with your bare hands Inform to the concerned about any broken, chipped or cracked glassware and “it should not be used” Place broken glass in the designated glass disposal container.
- 22. Glassware Safety Never force glass tubing in to rubber stopers Never place glassware in the edges of your work place Never eat or drink out with Lab glassware Don’t pick up any glassware while heating
- 23. Electrical Safety Keep electrical codes away from the walking area Never handle electrical equipment with wet hands Unplug codes by pulling the plug and not by CODE Turn off the equipment as soon as you finished the work
- 24. Heating Safety Never heat anything that you are not instructed to heat Let hot plate cool down before touching them Use tongs or glove to handle hot object
- 25. Heating Safety
- 26. Heating Safety Point test tubes or bottles that are being heated away from you and others
- 27. Fire Safety Make sure that the fire extinguishers are available in the laboratory Wear proper Cap and confine loose cloths. Never reach across open flame Make sure that the hot plates, hot burners are turned off. Otherwise…………..
- 28. First Aid – Burns Treat heat burns: Run cool water over the area for five to 10 minutes. If minor (first degree or less), apply burn cream and a sterile bandage If more serious, seek medical treatment, but if the burn is large or the victim appears to be in shock, seek medical treatment immediately..
- 29. First Aid – Burns Treat chemical burns (either acid or alkaline): Remove contaminated clothing and rinse the area with large amounts of cool, running water for 15 minutes and seek medical treatment. Call medical attention if the victim appears faint, dizzy, or the area is large
- 30. First Aid – Cuts Apply pressure to the wound with sterile gauze Wash with soap and water Apply a sterile bandage. For a more serious cut: Have the person sit down and raise the bleeding part while adding pressure. Continue to add pressure, while transporting them to an urgent care or emergency room. If the bleeding is severe or the person feels faint or light headed, call for urgent medical treatment
- 31. First Aid – Eye injuries If dust, liquid, or a chemical makes contact with the eye area, follow these steps: If a chemical splashes in the eye, flush with running water for at least 15 minutes. Make sure the victim turns their head from side to side and allow water to run across both eyes. Seeking medical treatment. If dust or solid material is in the eye, cover or close the eye and seek medical treatment.
- 32. To Summarise……. Use Common Sense Follow the SOP and directions of the supervisors If you don’t know “ASK………………… Do the Right Think