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11 details of the laboratory that reflect the level of management quality

2021-10-07View Original

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1 Introduction: There are many things that are small but yet very important. Zhang Ruimin’s first rule at Haier was that workers were not allowed to urinate anywhere within the factory. Dong Mingzhu’s first rule at Gree is that employees are not allowed to eat inside the factory during working hours; they also cannot touch, store, or consume personal food or drinks in the laboratories. Refrigerators, freezers, electric stoves, microwave ovens, etc., used in laboratories should have a label indicating that they are not to be used for personal food and drinks ; 3 Chemicals should be stored in appropriate containers ; 4 The laboratory bench, reagent shelves, and fume hood should be kept clean and tidy ; 5 After completing the operations at each stage, it is necessary to tidy up by returning reagents, instruments, and unused glassware to their proper places, and to keep everything clean and orderly ; 6 If there is any spill on the desktop surface, remove it immediately ; 7 Containers holding chemicals should have clear and durable labeling that indicates the information about the substances contained within ; 8 Do not put the remaining chemicals after use back into the original reagent container ; 9 Do not store large quantities of chemicals in the laboratory work area beyond what is required for the experiments ; 10 The work area should always be kept clean and organized. It is prohibited to store in the workplace materials that pose a risk of obstruction, tripping, or slipping ; 11 Laboratory waste should not be accumulated to prevent increased risks ; Chemical waste should be collected promptly and removed from the work area, and stored in a designated temporary storage area for chemical waste as required ; 12 Broken glassware can be stored in prepared and labeled containers; laboratories with the necessary facilities can use specialized packaging containers (such as sharp object boxes) for storing broken glass items.

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