Biomedical Science
Health and Safety briefing for students
The aims of OH&S policy is to eliminate hazards at work, prevent occurrence of injury and comply with the requirements of international standards. Zero reportable incidents and zero legal non-compliance are standing for the objectives of OH&S. All the laboratory incidents shall be contacted to the Head of Department School of Life Science then they will be contacted to the related organisation. All the emergency contact numbers can be found at each and every laboratory room. If the urgent medical emergencies happen in during office hours, the manager or lab staff shall arrange for medical treatment immediately. The location of the spill kit and fire exit plan has been showing on the map of laboratory to handle in case of spills and fire reporting.
Good Research Practice (GRP) do the improve quality of data, research strategy and publication value. There are all together 9 requirements of the code of practice for GRP such as project planning (grant writing), responsibilities, personal competence, health & safety, quality control, handling of samples & materials and the facilities & equipment. Project planning includes milestone dates and statistical validation of experiment plan which shows the timetable of events and Gantt charts. Responsibilities stand for the clear line management of all personal associated with project. Personal competence is the formal laboratory inductions like health & safety, equipment use & calibration and the methodology. Specific training records for research design, data protection and data management also included in personal competence. Documentation for emergency procedures/ waste disposal is required for Health & Safety. Adequate training for staff/students on equipment is necessary in risk assessment. Filling up the biological safety form is essential for everyone working in the laboratory before the experiment started. Internal reviews & audits are
The aims of OH&S policy is to eliminate hazards at work, prevent occurrence of injury and comply with the requirements of international standards. Zero reportable incidents and zero legal non-compliance are standing for the objectives of OH&S. All the laboratory incidents shall be contacted to the Head of Department School of Life Science then they will be contacted to the related organisation. All the emergency contact numbers can be found at each and every laboratory room. If the urgent medical emergencies happen in during office hours, the manager or lab staff shall arrange for medical treatment immediately. The location of the spill kit and fire exit plan has been showing on the map of laboratory to handle in case of spills and fire reporting.
Good Research Practice (GRP) do the improve quality of data, research strategy and publication value. There are all together 9 requirements of the code of practice for GRP such as project planning (grant writing), responsibilities, personal competence, health & safety, quality control, handling of samples & materials and the facilities & equipment. Project planning includes milestone dates and statistical validation of experiment plan which shows the timetable of events and Gantt charts. Responsibilities stand for the clear line management of all personal associated with project. Personal competence is the formal laboratory inductions like health & safety, equipment use & calibration and the methodology. Specific training records for research design, data protection and data management also included in personal competence. Documentation for emergency procedures/ waste disposal is required for Health & Safety. Adequate training for staff/students on equipment is necessary in risk assessment. Filling up the biological safety form is essential for everyone working in the laboratory before the experiment started. Internal reviews & audits are