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conducting laboratory safety audits

Please note that this module has been created as an aid to those who perform laboratory safety audits. It's not a required element of the OSHA Laboratory Standard for Managers and Supervisors training module.. To minimize the risk of accidents and/or injuries, the Iowa State University Chemical Hygiene Plan specifies that

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conducting laboratory safety audits

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    1. Conducting Laboratory Safety Audits

    7. Work Practices

    8. When performing laboratory audits, check to see that employees are using prudent lab practices. Look for things like open-toed shoes and employees wearing gloves outside of the lab.

    9. Appropriate personal protective equipment is paramount. Check to see that lab coats, goggles, gloves, etc., are available, are in good condition and most importantly, that they are used.

    10. Disposable gloves (white, purple) are not suitable for use with many chemicals. Check to see that lab employees are aware of glove chemical compatibility charts and know how to use them. If latex gloves are worn frequently, apprise employees of latex allergy hazards.

    14. Signs

    15. Check to see that an emergency information card is posted just outside of the main laboratory entrance. Cards are available from EH&S, but any card will do as long as it has the information shown below.

    18. Labels

    21. Emergency Equipment

    28. Chemical Safety

    45. Electrical Safety

    52. General Safety

    58. Hazardous Waste

    63. Miscellaneous

    66. Biological Safety

    68. Finis

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