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| − | + | Before starting the lab work, the team members were given a biosafety and lab security workshop directed by '''Maialen CHABALIER''' (the Biosafety officer and technician). | |
| − | # | + | The objective of the workshop was to ensure the well-being of students and to avoid injuries or contamination. |
| − | # | + | The workshop also covered: laboratory access rules, general laboratory practice, personnel security equipment, chemical labeling, and waste disposal and biohazard labeling and waste disposal. |
| − | # | + | Safety procedures and practices include: |
| − | # | + | #a strict dress code: closed shoes, long pants, longsleeved lab coats, gloves, tied hair...<br> |
| + | #regularly disinfecting workbenches.<br> | ||
| + | #dedicating a specific workbench for manipulating potentially toxic chemicals (GelRed nucleic acid stain, polyacrylamide...).<br> | ||
| + | #wearing a safety mask and working under an extractor hood when manipulating volatile and/or toxic chemicals or organisms.<br> | ||
| − | Offering everyone the safest possible working environment is a priority for the [http://www.cnrs.fr/index.html CNRS] establishment. Thus, a [http://www.dgdr.cnrs.fr/SST/CNPS/guides/doc/Nx%20entrants/Advice%20for%20newcomers%20GB%20-%20v18-06-2015.pdf prevention guide] grouping health, safety and | + | Offering everyone the safest possible working environment is a priority for the [http://www.cnrs.fr/index.html CNRS] establishment. Thus, a [http://www.dgdr.cnrs.fr/SST/CNPS/guides/doc/Nx%20entrants/Advice%20for%20newcomers%20GB%20-%20v18-06-2015.pdf prevention guide] grouping health, safety, and environmental guidelines were always around. |
Safety was the pillar on which our work stood. Integrating the various procedures into our daily lab work facilitated our performance. | Safety was the pillar on which our work stood. Integrating the various procedures into our daily lab work facilitated our performance. | ||
=Safe Shipment= | =Safe Shipment= | ||
Revision as of 06:53, 16 October 2018
Safety
Safe Project Design
Safe Lab Work
Before starting the lab work, the team members were given a biosafety and lab security workshop directed by Maialen CHABALIER (the Biosafety officer and technician). The objective of the workshop was to ensure the well-being of students and to avoid injuries or contamination. The workshop also covered: laboratory access rules, general laboratory practice, personnel security equipment, chemical labeling, and waste disposal and biohazard labeling and waste disposal. Safety procedures and practices include:
- a strict dress code: closed shoes, long pants, longsleeved lab coats, gloves, tied hair...
- regularly disinfecting workbenches.
- dedicating a specific workbench for manipulating potentially toxic chemicals (GelRed nucleic acid stain, polyacrylamide...).
- wearing a safety mask and working under an extractor hood when manipulating volatile and/or toxic chemicals or organisms.
Offering everyone the safest possible working environment is a priority for the CNRS establishment. Thus, a prevention guide grouping health, safety, and environmental guidelines were always around. Safety was the pillar on which our work stood. Integrating the various procedures into our daily lab work facilitated our performance.