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Remove all your laboratory protective clothing and safety gear such as lab coats, gloves, safety goggles, etc inside the lab before leaving. Switch off lights, air conditioners and other electrical facilities before leaving the lab. Remember to sign the laboratory register and enter the time you leave the laboratory.
When leaving the lab. Clean your work area before you leave. Remove gloves or wear a single glove to minimize contamination of public surfaces. Return equipment and materials to their proper storage locations.
Lab Safety Summary If something is spilled, clean the mess. If glass shatters, clear the pieces. If the area is messy, organize it. If you took equipment out, put it back. If you touched a chemical, wash your hands. When youre done working with chemicals, put them where your professor tells you to do so.
Clean up at the end of lab. At the end of all lab sessions return clean glassware to your drawer, clean your benchtop and finally wash your hands thoroughly. Be sure all electrical devices and water are turned off.
There are important things to do at the end of every lab. Clean up your work area. Turn off and unplug any equipment and return it to its proper place. Some waste should not be throw in the trash or poured down the drain. Listen to your teachers instructions about proper disposal.
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Laboratory Closeout Procedures Disinfect work surfaces that may be contaminated with biological agents. Autoclave and dispose of unwanted biological agents in appropriate containers. All sharps (needles, pipets, lancets, broken glass, etc.)
After an experiment is completed, you should put away your supplies, wash and dry your equipment, clean your work station, wash your hands (c). This is so that any glassware or equipment used in the experiment can be used safely the next time, whether youre using it yourself or if someone else will use it.
Clean and disinfect benchtops, furniture, other surfaces, biological safety cabinets, gloveboxes, storage cabinets, and other fixed equipment. Remove warning stickers. Attach a Dept or ORS clearance statements to equipment and spaces. Keep separate sharps that are radioactive, biologically, and chemically contaminated.

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