Eye Safety in Laboratories

This lecture covers the importance of eye safety in laboratories, highlighting various hazards such as mechanical, physical, chemical, and biological risks that can lead to eye injuries. The instructor emphasizes the need for personal protective equipment like safety glasses, lab coats, and gloves, as well as the STOP principle for risk reduction. Additionally, the lecture discusses post-exposure management for eye spills, the use of eye wash stations, and the significance of safety reminders to prevent accidents. Practical advice on minimizing splashes, choosing appropriate eye protection, and reinforcing safety messages is provided, along with information on where to find additional resources for laboratory safety.