Information

  • Document No.

  • AIMS Townsville

  • West First Bioindicator Laboratory Induction and Familiarisation

  • West First Bioindicator Laboratory
  • Conducted on

  • Attendees:

  • Conducted by:

  • Audit date and time

  • AIMS Online Annual Safety Inductions (General & Laboratory) completed?

General & First Response Evacuation Instructions (also see AIMS emergency procedures & cyclone procedures)

  • Emergency Area Warden & How to contact them (Dom Wiseman)

  • Evacuation procedures - notification & type of emergency, equipment shutdown, evacuation routes, assembly areas

  • Emergency alarm system

  • Emergency shower and eyewash

  • Power cut off switches

  • Location of laboratory fire fighting equipment

  • Location of safety station & Familiarisation with its contents

  • Location of nearest 'break glass alarm'

First Aid (also see AIMS First Aid procedures)

  • Where first aid kits located

  • How to contact a first aid officer

  • Where first aid room is located

Storage & Handling of Dangerous Goods

  • MSDS Location (FFX, user: aims, password: chemwatch)

  • Chemical risk assessment for hazardous chemicals

  • Safe disposal of hazardous waste (AIMS hazardous waste disposal guidelines on AIMScape)

Fume Hood

  • Operation of fume hood

Minimum PPE (unless exempted by Laboratory Manager)

  • Fully enclosed footware, wearing of laboratory coats and eye protection

Risk Assessments

  • TRA for new tasks

Laboratory provisions and equipment

  • General laboratory provisions

  • Laboratory Equipment

  • Storage areas

Labeling

  • Minimum labeling requirements

  • Samples: Name, date stored, AIMS supervisor/contact, disposal date.

  • Multiple samples (eg. in tubes) can be stored in boxes or bags labeled as described

  • Chemicals/reagents: Name, date, expiration date, full chemical/reagent name, hazard icons, risk phrases.

  • Samples not labeled appropriately will be discarded

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