Safety Resources
While working in the lab, proper safety attire is required, including: closed toed shoes, long pants, and safety glasses/goggles. Additionally, loose jewelry and clothing should be avoided and long hair tied back. When working with biological samples and hazardous chemicals/materials, lab coats must also be worn.
Before entering, and at all times while working in the lab, students must be current with the following safety trainings:
Laboratory safety, Autoclave safety training, ASU biosafety and bloodborne pathogens, Hazardous waste management, and Fire Safety
Optional by recommended trainings:
ASU Community of Care training, Compressed gas
Check your training and register for courses
All personnel on campus are encouraged to download and enroll in LiveSafe to receive urgent notifications, such as power outages, that are impacting campus. https://cfo.asu.edu/livesafe-mobile-app
In addition, all undergraduate students must complete the following volunteer registration forms:
- Volunteer Form Waiver
- Submit completed forms to [email protected]
More info on volunteering in the lab
Undergraduate students might also find this guidebook helpful to getting started in the lab.
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