1. Do not eat, store food, drinks and other personal items in the laboratory; do not do anything unrelated to experiments and research.
2. Smoking is prohibited in the entire laboratory area (including indoors, corridors, elevator rooms, etc.).
3. No outsiders are allowed into the laboratory without the permission of the laboratory management.
4. Familiarize yourself with escape routes and emergency response measures in emergency situations, and know the locations of first aid kits, fire extinguishing equipment, emergency eyewash devices and showers. Remember the emergency numbers.
5. Keep the laboratory doors and aisles unblocked, minimize the amount of reagents stored in the laboratory, and strictly prohibit the storage of highly toxic drugs without permission.
6. Wash your hands before leaving the laboratory, and do not wear lab coats or gloves to enter public places such as restaurants, libraries, conference rooms, and offices.
7. Keep the laboratory clean and tidy. After the experiment, the experimental utensils should be washed, dried, and placed in the cabinet in time. There is no accumulation of a large number of items in the room and on the table. Clean the experimental table at least once a day.
8. If you encounter any doubts in the experimental work, please consult the person in charge of the laboratory or equipment in time, and do not operate blindly.
9. It is strictly forbidden to leave the experimental site for a long time during the experiment.
10. When doing some dangerous experiments at night and on holidays, there must be more than two people in the room to ensure the safety of the experiment.
