Analysis and Strategy of Laboratory Safety in Colleges and Universities
Jia Xian-long
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Jia Xian-long
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This paper analyzes the laboratory safety issues faced in current colleges and universities by sorting out causes of the incidents.Based on successful experience of laboratory safety management in well-known foreign universities,it proposes the establishment and improvement of laboratory safety management systems suitable for the development of universities,implementation of experimental technique safety education for teachers and students,conducting research in the field of laboratory safety,and gradually forming a long-term mechanism to ensure laboratory staff and campus security by strengthening the institutionalization,normalization and standardization of laboratory safety management.
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This paper analyzes the laboratory safety issues faced in current colleges and universities by sorting out causes of the incidents.Based on successful experience of laboratory safety management in well-known foreign universities,it proposes the establishment and improvement of laboratory safety management systems suitable for the development of universities,implementation of experimental technique safety education for teachers and students,conducting research in the field of laboratory safety,and gradually forming a long-term mechanism to ensure laboratory staff and campus security by strengthening the institutionalization,normalization and standardization of laboratory safety management.
Key concepts: Laboratory safety, Standardization, Engineering, Engineering management, Institutionalisation, Normalization (sociology), Higher education, Engineering ethics