Normal prescription eyeglasses are not safety glasses and do not provide adequate eye protection for laboratory operations. Further guidance on the use of protective eye and face wear for chemical ...

Have your TA or faculty instructor check them for you. You must have a pair that you can wear continuously in the laboratory. Ordinary plastic safety glasses or impact-only goggles are not acceptable.

The campus Fire Marshall has set forth Laboratory Safety Code Requirements to meet this compliance ... Catching On Fire: If you or someone in your area has their clothing catch fire, attempt to put ...

The hands-on and collaborative nature of laboratory science may require creative restructuring and curricular flexibility to maintain the safety of all involved and control of the laboratory ...

This 1.5 hour class provides basic right-to-know training on hazardous chemicals and provides instructions on how to safety handle and package laboratory wastes. All lab workers including but not ...

Labs can be a hazardous place to work. Below are quick links to people, trainings, and materials that can assist you in working safely in a lab. UMass Lowell (UML) Environmental Health and Safety (EHS ...

Overall safety is increasing ... including a respirator, eye wear, lab coat and gloves. So far, so good: her team has not had an incident in 22 years of operation. But that does not mean they ...

It is very difficult for undergraduate students entering laboratories for the very first time to recognize all the hazards present in a lab and comprehend how to prevent or respond to incidents. EH&S ...

What are Academic Lab Safety Teams? LSTs, or Laboratory Safety Teams, are student-led groups that play a pivotal role in promoting a strong safety culture within their respective laboratories, ...