Landes/Link Lab Safety and Best Practices. Joey Tauzin Sergio Dominguez Lydia Kisley Wei-Shun Chang Man-Nung Su
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1 Landes/Link Lab Safety and Best Practices Joey Tauzin Sergio Dominguez Lydia Kisley Wei-Shun Chang Man-Nung Su
2 Safety Training at Rice Mandatory annual requirement General lab safety Laser safety Landes/Link Labs Must read safety manual then sign the sheet Lab Safety Officers Joey (Landes) Sergio (Link) Laser Safety Officers Lydia (Landes) Man-Nung (Link) Safety Manual page 17 Space Science Optics Lab DBH 133
3 Keep MSDS Sheets Up to Date Know where to find MSDS sheets Keep the binder up to date DBH 133 Space Science Wet Lab Safety Manual page 19
4 Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Long pants and closed toed shows should be worn in lab at all times Safety glasses should be worn at all times in any room with a compressed gas cylinder Lab coats should be worn when working with dangerous chemicals Consult MSDS sheets Located near the lab entrances Dell Butcher 130 Safety Manual page 29 Space Science Wet Lab
5 Wear Appropriate Gloves Be mindful of why you are wearing gloves Dell Butcher 130 Latex Nitrile Bases, alcohols, dilute solutions, aldehydes, ketones Oils, greases, aliphatic compounds Chloroprene Acids, bases, alcohols Compatibility charts Safety Manual page 30
6 Acids and Bases These are strongly corrosive Bulk quantities (> 1 L) should always be handled in the hood Small quantities can be used outside of the hood only when necessary Where appropriate gloves and glasses as well as a lab coat when handling concentrated acids and bases Ammonium hydroxide is a strong bronchial irritant and even small quantities should be handled in the hood Do not mix acid and base waste Nitric acid is an oxidizer Always pour acid/base into water If you unsure about anything, consult a senior student Safety Manual page 70
7 Acid/Base Spills Spilled strong acid or base needs to be neutralized before cleanup DBH 130 Space Science Wet Lab Safety Manual page 48
8 Use Safe Practices with Gas Cylinders We have compressed nitrogen and oxygen Always use a cart when handling cylinders. Always close the tank at the main valve Clearly label empty tanks Secure them to an appropriate rack Safety Manual page 67 DBH 133
9 Chemical Labeling Proper labeling is mandatory for all samples (NO EXCEPTIONS). Include: Contents - Solvent (if applicable) Date - Initials Example of how not to do it Proper Chemical Labeling Safety Manual page 26
10 Chemical Labeling Proper labeling is also mandatory for ordered chemicals, solvents, proteins, etc. Include: Received date -Opened date Initials Example of how not to do it Proper labeling Safety Manual page 26
11 Chemical Storage Proper storage is required for all chemicals following the procedures of the Safety Manual (Page 43): Solids -Gases Oxidizers Flammables Water reactives Others Liquids Acids Oxidizers Flammable/combustible Corrosive materials Perchloric acid -Toxic -Oxidizers -Flammable
12 Chemical Storage Chemical incompatibility table
13 Chemical Transport Secondary containers (rubberized buckets) are required to transport glass bottles If several bottles must be carried at once, a utility cart with a simple polypropylene tray will do the job Wear appropriate PPE equipment when transporting chemicals Safety Manual page 40
14 Chemical Transport These rubberized containers are located next to the glass waste in Space Science
15 Waste Disposal Waste should be properly disposed according to its nature: Aqueous Organic Biohazard Sharps Proteins, Nucleic Acids, etc Glass Broken Bottles After disposing, write down the chemical and quantity that has been disposed (for aqueous and organic waste)
16 Waste Disposal (Space Science) Aqueous waste Organic waste Biohazard waste (sharps) Broken glass (only)
17 Waste Disposal (DBH 130) Aqueous waste Organic waste Glass waste, regular waste & biohazard waste (in contact with bio samples) Secondary transport containers
18 Laboratory Safety Apparatus These include: Safety showers Eye wash stations Fire extinguishers First aid kit Chemical Spill kits
19 Location of Safety Apparatus (Space Science) Fire extinguishers Safety shower & eye wash station Chemical Spill Kits
20 Dell Butcher 100 Inside the wet lab Fire extinguishers Right outside the office
21 Dell Butcher 130 Fire extinguishers, safety shower & eye wash station First aid kit Chemical Spill Kit
22 Emergency Exit Basement of Space Science (Northeast wing of the building)
23 Lab cleanliness LAB NOTEBOOK LEFT ON BENCH MORE TRASH ON BENCH PERSONAL SAMPLE LEFT OUT GLASS LEFT OPEN BIG O PILE OF KIMWIPES/ TRASH
24 Lab cleanliness: How it should look
25 Lab cleanliness SOLDERING IRON LEFT ON SAMPLES LEFT UNCOVERED TRASH LEFT ON BENCH PIPETTE IN WRONG PLACE UNCOVERED RAZOR BLADE UNLABELED SOLUTION IN SYRINGE
26 Lab cleanliness: How it should look - Why?: - Anyone can use this space without being a maid/janitor for 10 minutes - Respectful to other lab members - No one is your mom. We re not picking up after you
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28 Before you leave for the day Clean all the benchtops you used? Is the balance/ph meter/hot plate/etc. turned off and cleaned? ($$$ stuff!) Chemicals/glass disposed of/stored appropriately? All pipettes, tips, scissors, tape, glass, chambers, etc. back where they belong? Everything in your personal drawer? It should look the same as it did when you came in
29 Personal storage Everyone should have their own personal drawer Keep your stuff there not the benchtop!
30 Chemical storage in your drawers Be concious of the chemical you have in there (nothing flammable, oxidizers, etc. that should be stored w/ like chemicals) Use appropriate glassware For example, don t use parafilm for long term storage (possible corrosion/opening) Volumetric flasks should not be used to store buffers (salt seals glass stopper shut!)
31 Lab notebook Ideally: Pages should be numbered All entries dated Include location where data is saved Write a TOC on first page for important procedures, dilutions, experiments, etc. No shorthand/unidentifiable abbreviations Why? Lab notebooks will likely be used by your labmates to repeat methods/analyze data Don t take lab notebook home! Use copier in DBH 133
32 Sharing Microscope There are two slots on each day. Using Google Calendar to sign up the instrument time. Sign up the instrument on Friday for the following week. If the slots are opened on Monday, you can sign up without restriction.
33 Sharing Microscope Everyone can initially sign up for a maximum of 3 slots for week days (Mon~Fri). No consecutive slots can be signed up for during week days but there is no restriction on the weekend. If you need two slots on the same day, please do the measurement on the weekend or talk to Bosses to get permission.
34 Sharing Microscope All sample preparation should be finished prior to the measurement to save instrument time. Everyone needs to be on time for their time slot. Communicate with each other to ensure a smooth transition between users. You are responsible for making sure that the instrument/room/laser are running up to spec. Log in/out the log book of instrument/laser. If there is a problem with the instrument when you first start to use it, contact the previous user right away to jointly determine the cause.
35 Sharing Microscope There is a list of things that should never be touched. Don t touch them! Please see Wei-Shun for clarification of this issue.
36 Sharing Microscope Don t share optics between different room. If you need some optics to test a experiment, you need to noticefy the users and return it back after the test. Clean up the desk and optical table after your experiment is done. Don t leave your sample near the instruments.
37 Data Storage For Link group, transfer your experimental data to shared drive which is backup daily. For FCS and wide-field image data, save the data in the local drive which is backup by the USB drive for each instrument. Never save FCS or wide field image data on shared drive. Using the internet drive to transfer these data if necessary. Save all important documents in the shared drive. Y:Link Share Drive. X:Landes Share Drive. Z:Landes internet Drive.
38 Handling Optics Always handle optics with gloves. Label optics on the holder and optics itself, especially for lenses and filters.
39 Handling Optics Don t let optics lay on the optical table to accumulate dust. Put them back into the box or have them vertically aligned on the optical table. Always put back the tools to the original holder, for example screw driver, allen keys, etc.
40 Laser Safety
41 Requirements Watch the laser safety video on Coherent website Take the laser safety quiz on the website Read through lab-specific safety procedure/manual Take Rice's laser safety class
42 Classification Class 1 No hazard Laser printer, CD drives Class 2 Visible < 1 mw Barcode scanner Class 3a 1-5 mw Laser pointer Class 3b mw Class 4 > 500 mw
43 Laser in Landes lab Solid state laser 532 nm 100 mw Class 3b Diode laser 637 nm 100 mw Class 3b
44 Laser in Link lab Class 3b Location DBH100 SS016A Type Wavelength Power Argon Helium- Neon 458 nm, 488 nm, 514 nm, 400 mw Diode Laser Diode Laser white light laser 632 nm 785 nm 638 nm nm 35 mw 50mW 50 mw 200 mw Helium- Neon Diode Laser 632 nm 785 nm 35 mw 80 mw
45 Laser in Link lab Class 4 Location DBH100 SS016A Type broadband white light laser Diode- Pumped Solid- State Ti: Sapphire broadband white light laser Wavelength nm 532 nm Broadband nm Power 8W 6 W 1 W 6W
46 Eye protection Damages and wavelength Cornea: mid and far IR, mid UV Lens: near UV Retina: nm
47 Goggle Eye protection For specific wavelength nm OD nm OD nm OD nm OD nm OD nm OD 5+ (10-5 ) nm OD 6+
48 Skin protection
49 Safety tips Use safety glasses Do not have your eye at the same level as the beam Remove watches, rings, jewels, etc Align laser at low power Provide enclosures for beam paths whenever possible Block laser beam The height of seat in laser lab should be appropriate
50 Use proper powermeter 10 W 500 mw
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