Developing a Laboratory Safety Program

Developing a Laboratory Safety Program
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Establish and enhance safety measures in laboratory settings by conducting safety audits, risk assessments, and providing comprehensive training at all levels. Develop protocols, set up a safety committee, and implement safety policies to ensure a safe work environment. Regularly review and update safety procedures to prevent injuries and accidents.

  • Laboratory Safety
  • Risk Assessment
  • Safety Training
  • Workplace Safety
  • Safety Procedures

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  1. Developing a Safety Program Dr. Anu George

  2. Basics. Understand of the components of a good laboratory safety program. Evaluate your workplace and procedures to list hazards and formulate strategies: Safety Audits/ Risk Assessments Understand the components required in training sessions Create hazard awareness in management, technical supervisory and worker levels Define management, technical supervisory and worker level safety responsibilities. Evaluate compliance periodically Plan, Do, Check, Act

  3. Plan State your hospital s Safety Policy Develop Protocols Develop Safety Manual Set up a Safety Committee Define Roles & Responsibilities

  4. An example.

  5. Do Training Facilitate Administrative Inputs Setting and monitoring Quality Indicators Implementing the Plans and Protocols in all aspects, in all departments Facilitate reporting Investigate Accidents Facilitate Emergency Response

  6. Check Safety Audits May use the checklist at the end of the Module / the ISO 15190 Checklist/ Make your own Risk Assessments

  7. Act Management Reviews Discussion with District and State Authorities Review Program at fixed intervals

  8. Repeat: The Key Words Policies Roles and Responsibilities Administrative Requirements Training and Orientation Audits and Assessments Accident Investigations First Aid / Emergencies Program Review

  9. Statistics Speak.. 40 -70% of all safety violations go unreported 37.6% of Hepatitis B, 39% of Hepatitis C and 4.4% of HIV AIDS in HCW are due to needle stick injuries

  10. Lab Injuries, Some international Statistics

  11. Procrastination?? No

  12. The time is NOW!!

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