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    DO's in a Laboratory:

    1. Wear Proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):


    o Always wear safety goggles, lab coats, and gloves when necessary. Specific
    PPE may depend on the nature of the experiment or chemicals being used.
    2. Follow All Instructions Carefully:
    o Adhere to written protocols and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the
    tasks you are performing.
    3. Label and Organize Materials:
    o Properly label all containers, chemicals, and equipment to avoid confusion.
    Organize your workspace to reduce clutter and prevent accidents.
    4. Maintain Cleanliness:
    o Keep the lab clean and tidy. Clean up spills immediately and ensure work
    surfaces are free from chemical residues and clutter.
    5. Ensure Proper Ventilation:
    o Work in well-ventilated areas, especially when handling volatile chemicals.
    Use fume hoods when required.
    6. Dispose of Waste Properly:
    o Follow guidelines for disposing of hazardous materials and chemicals. Use
    designated bins for chemical, biological, or sharp waste.
    7. Report Hazards Immediately:
    o Report any accidents, spills, or broken equipment immediately to a supervisor
    or safety officer.
    8. Be Familiar with Emergency Procedures:
    o Know the location and proper use of emergency equipment such as eyewash
    stations, fire extinguishers, first aid kits, and emergency exits.
    9. Work in Pairs or Groups:
    o It’s safer to work with others in case of accidents or emergencies. Always
    have a colleague nearby when performing potentially dangerous tasks.
    10. Wash Your Hands:

     Always wash your hands before and after working in the lab, and especially after
    handling chemicals, biological materials, or equipment.

    11. Keep Hair Tied Back and Loose Clothing Secured:

     Prevent accidents by keeping hair and clothing secure so they do not come into
    contact with equipment or chemicals.

    12. Handle Chemicals Carefully:

     Follow material safety data sheets (MSDS) or safety data sheets (SDS) for all
    chemicals to understand risks and appropriate safety measures

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