What management must be standardized in the laboratory, according to relevant regulations are as follows:
Laboratories must regulate safety management, because laboratories involve a large number of chemicals, biological materials, radioactive substances and other dangerous goods , if standard safety management is not carried out, it may threaten the health and life safety of laboratory personnel, and even affect the social environment.
The following are the main contents of laboratory safety management:
Establish a safety management system: The laboratory should establish a complete safety management system, including safety rules and regulations, safe operating procedures, and emergency plans etc., to ensure that laboratory personnel comply with safety regulations and improve safety awareness.
Training and education: Laboratory personnel must receive systematic safety training and education, understand laboratory safety knowledge and operating procedures, and master relevant skills and emergency response capabilities.
Chemical management: Chemicals are one of the most dangerous items in the laboratory and must be managed properly. A sound chemical drug management system should be established to strictly control the procurement, storage, use and waste disposal of drugs.
Radioactive material management: Radioactive material is a highly dangerous material and must be managed in accordance with national regulations. A sound radioactive material management system should be established to strictly control the procurement, storage, use and waste disposal of radioactive materials.
Biological materials management: A large amount of biological materials are involved in the laboratory. These materials may cause harm to human health, so they must be managed standardizedly. A complete biological material management system should be established to strictly control the procurement, storage, use and waste disposal of materials.
Safety facilities and equipment: The laboratory should be equipped with complete safety facilities and equipment, such as ventilation systems, fire protection equipment, safety cabinets, etc., to ensure the health and life safety of laboratory personnel.
In short, laboratories must standardize safety management, establish a complete safety management system, standardize management of chemicals, biological materials and radioactive substances, strengthen training and education, and improve the safety awareness and safety awareness of laboratory personnel. Emergency handling capabilities. Only in this way can the health and life safety of laboratory personnel be protected, as well as the normal operation of the laboratory and the stability of the social environment.