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Continuing Laboratory Safety Education

The Medical Analysis Department at Tishk International University’s Faculty of Applied Sciences hosted the third session of its ongoing training course on April 28th, 2025. Continuing under the theme “Health and Safety Fundamentals: Best Practices for Risk Management,” this session specifically addressed “Strategies for Safe Handling of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory” through a comprehensive presentation by Mr. Kovan Dilawer, dedicated academic staff member of the Medical Analysis Department.

Comprehensive Chemical Safety Protocols

Mr. Dilawer’s lecture provided crucial insights into managing chemical risks through systematic approaches:

Chemical Management Procedures:

  • Safe storage methods for different hazardous chemical categories

  • Proper labeling protocols for chemical containers and storage areas

  • Secure transportation techniques within laboratory settings

  • Appropriate disposal procedures for chemical waste

Safety Equipment and Infrastructure:

  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements and usage

  • Proper ventilation systems for chemical work areas

  • Spill management procedures and containment strategies

  • Emergency response protocols for chemical incidents

Practical Application and Engagement

The session emphasized real-world applications through:

  • Case examples illustrating the importance of proper chemical handling

  • Practical demonstrations of safety equipment usage

  • Scenario-based discussions on emergency response

  • Interactive dialogue about laboratory-specific challenges

The presentation attracted significant engagement from attendees, who actively participated in discussions about implementing these safety strategies in their respective laboratory environments, demonstrating the practical value and relevance of this essential safety training.

Keywords: Hazardous Chemicals, Laboratory Safety, Chemical Handling, Risk Management, Emergency Protocols, Personal Protective Equipment, Spill Management, Safety Training

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