Personal safeties, Science

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Safety aspects in a detailed way here explained the need for a personal code of behaviour and then gave a list of instructions which could serve as code of practice in a laboratory. We stated a few protective devices. We described in an elaborate manner the ways of disposing of waste materials. We discussed the check-in and shut-down sequences. Finally we described the procedure to be used in lifting objects.

 


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