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* * * * 13 * There are many different hazards in a laboratory. Examples include Chemicals Radioisotopes Lasers Flammable materials Electrical sources Biological agents Physical hazards Slips and trips Falling hazard Ergonomics Thermal Noise just to name a few Hazards can result in either into acute and/or chronic effects. * 12 Risk Assessment Template Activity or Experiment-Based Risk Assessment Form Department: Name of Experiment/Activity: Location: Name of Person in-charge: Name of PI: Last Review Date: Next Review Date: 1. Hazard Identification 2. Risk Evaluation Control SN Task Hazards Possible Consequences Existing Risk Control (if any) S L R Additional / New Risk Control S L R Action By Deadline Conducted by: (Name, designation) Approved by: (Name, designation) Signature: Signature: Date: Date: Risk Assessment Process IDENTIFY the hazards ASSESS the risks and available control measures MANAGE the risk CONTROL the risks through implementation of appropriate control measures MONITOR the controls to evaluate their effectiveness Communication of Risks Controls Risk AssessmentFlowchart The most important step in any Risk Assessment - hazards can only be controlled if they are identified People Environment Equipment Procedures Agents IDENTIFY POTENTIAL HAZARDS Each step is analyzed for potential inherent hazards Decision on the relevance of any particular hazard come later in the risk assessment processes What are the Hazards in a laboratory? Chemicals Radiation Fire Electrical Biological Physical Slips and trips Falling hazard Ergonomics Thermal Noise etc… Acute vs. Chronic Effects IDENTIFY POTENTIAL HARM Identify Source of Harm Hazardous event or process Hazardous substance Equipment Identify who could be harmed Researcher Others students Contractor/supplier Visitor Identify how harm could occur Accidental fall from height Contact with corrosive chemicals Injury First Aid Treatment Visit Clinic/ hospital Admitted in Hospital Perm