Safety in chemical laboratories is very important for every person working in this area and when managing the laboratory or laboratory in general. There are many basic requirements for laboratory protection. There is no doubt that the work involves many risks ranging from risk Surface, sharp and deep, between broken glass or electric shock or exposure to radiation or chemical What will stop the laboratory worker is unable to deal with these cases, so it is necessary to learn the right and proper preparation of laboratories and handling and responsibility of everyone working in the chemical laboratory, progress British Academy cycle protection measures of risk in chemical laboratories and laboratories so as to be collocates intensive course and help for all beginners in the field of laboratory work.

The British Academy for Training and Development provides the course of risk protection measures in laboratories; chemical laboratories and the disposal method to anyone have close or far away relationship to laboratories and chemical laboratories.

Who should attend?

• Chemical and biological laboratory personnel.
• Students of scientific and engineering colleges.
• Occupational safety and health officials.
• Laboratory directors and scientific research supervisors.

How attendees will benefit?

• Describe general safety precautions in chemical laboratories, including equipment, rules, and safety signals.
• Describe the risks and injuries in laboratories, including the types, harms, and ways of entering the body.
• Ability to handle special safety precautions and describe general guidelines for commercial and laboratory operations.
• Safety precautions when completing laboratory work and methods of disposing of residues and waste of chemicals.
• Precautions that must be taken when storing and preserving various types of chemicals, including compressed gases, sensitive, toxic and flammable materials.

• Introduction to Chemical Safety and Protection:
  • Definition of chemical and biological risks in laboratories.
  • The importance of following safety and accident prevention procedures.
• Classification of chemicals and associated risks:
  • Understand the classifications of different chemicals (toxic, irritant, flammable, etc.).
  • Identify the potential risks associated with each classification.
• Safety and prevention measures:
  • Use personal protection (gloves, goggles, protective clothing).
  • Store and dispose of chemicals safely.
  • Measures to prevent fires and chemical leaks.
• Chemical waste management:
  • Understanding the types of chemical waste and how to deal with them.
  • Implement safe and regulatory-compliant disposal procedures.
• Emergency response planning:
  • Develop emergency plans to deal with leaks and fire incidents.
  • Training employees on how to act in emergency situations.
• Periodic auditing and review:
  • Evaluate safety and risks in the laboratory periodically.
  • Updating policies and procedures based on periodic analyzes and reports.