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Laboratory Safety

 

 

Electrical Safety in the Laboratory (LAB-001)
Train employees to avoid electrical fires. Covers: fundamentals: amps, circuits, circuit breakers, grounding and GFI protection; avoiding common electrical hazards; choosing equipment for use with flammables; fires and other emergencies. (12 min., 1993, English)  LIP

Lab: Flammables & Explosives (LAB-002)
Train your employees on safe handling of flammables and explosives. Includes: flash point, flammable limits, ignition temperature; use of MSDS; spill and emergency procedures; transport and storage of flammables; waste disposal. (8 min., 1993, English)  LIP

Lab: Materials Safety Data Sheets (LAB-003)
OSHA requires that Material Safety Data Sheets be available to employees for each hazardous chemical they use. This video guides your staff in understanding the information MSDS provides, including complete coverage of each section and how to use them to protect oneself. Encourage your lab employees to use them correctly! (14 min., 1993, English)  LIP

Lab: Safety Showers and Eye Washes (LAB-004)
Laboratory employees must be prepared for emergencies. Use this video to increase their awareness and preparedness. Discusses: effective shower and eye wash requirements; knowing locations and how to use each, even with eyes closed!; maintaining and using each effectively. (8 min., 1993, English)  LIP

Laboratory Hoods (LAB‑005)
Hoods are used for many laboratory operations. Make sure employees effectively minimize their exposure to hazards by using the hood correctly. Contains: principles of chemical exhaust hood operation; hood tests: cross drafts, face velocity, adjustments; hood use to maintain air flow and maximize safety; biohazard and specialized hoods; fires, spills and ventilation malfunctions. (13 min., 1993, English)  LIP

Laboratory Safety (LAB‑006)
Comprehensive material covering the full realm of OSHA laboratory standards under 29 CFR Part 1910.1450. 3-part video and manual include all required topics: Right-to-Know, PPE, fire safety, housekeeping, monitoring, chemical storage, disposal and spills, engineering controls, recordkeeping and more. (43 min., 1996, English)  LIP

Laboratory Safety Orientation (LAB-007)
This video introduces or reviews the safety concerns in the laboratory. Heightens safety awareness with a thorough discussion of many topics, including hazard communications; PPE; housekeeping; use of hoods; glassware and chemical use; chemical storage; waste disposal and emergency procedures. (10 min., 1993, English)  LIP

OSHA Laboratory Standard Update (LAB-009)
Comply with OSHA 1910.1450 employee training and retraining requirements. Employees will take personal responsibility for a clean and safe laboratory. Includes: chemical hazard concepts and chemical hygiene plan; safe handling - PPE, hoods, MSDS, labeling; clean-up, disposal and emergency procedures. (22 min., 1997, English)  LIP

Planning for Laboratory Emergencies (LAB-010)
A great source of introductory information concerning emergencies. Encourage your staff to learn the details of your company policies, while providing basic safety concepts. Includes: steps in dealing with a fire; fire extinguishers - classes and fires they fight, PASS; concerns and actions for chemical spills; safety showers and eye washes. (15 min., 1993, English)  LIP

Preventing Contamination (LAB-011)
In the laboratory, contaminants can be inadvertently spread through carelessness. Increase awareness among your staff and give them practical advice for avoiding the problems. Covers: four routes of contaminant entry into the body; use of PPE and engineering controls; safe practices: good housekeeping and keeping contaminants isolated; awareness of others in the laboratory. (10 min., 1993, English)  LIP

Safe Handling of Laboratory Glassware (LAB-012)
Glass is used in a multitude of ways in the lab - remind your employees that it is fragile and can be the source of accidents and injuries. Reviews: Safe use - inspection, handling; tubing and vacuum operations; glassware cleaning and storage; accident procedures. (13 min., 1993, English)  LIP

See also:

·         Laboratory Ergonomics (ERG‑011)

·         Lab Safety: Under the Hood (HZC‑010)

 
 

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