Login Home KOR
About Lock Lock Setting

The Safety Security Management System is designed to be regularly updated to the latest information by linking with the following computer system to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of information.
- Academic Affair System: Info. on the persons engaged in research activities
- Space management system: Laboratory info., full-time persons who engage in research activities, information on the equipment to manage

The Lock function should be set not to automatically update the laboratory information or informationon the equipmentto manage

Chonnam National University Laboratory Safety Management Center

Safety Security
Various Safety Rules
  • Safety rules in laboratories
    • - Only designated experiments should be conducted at the scheduled time.
    • - Do not leave the place during an experiment.
    • - An experiment should be done under supervision.
    • - A sign that describes the risk related to experiments, the emergency measures against accidents, and the emergency contact of the experiment manager should be displayed at the laboratory gate.
    • - Harmful reagents should be handled in a hood.
    • - For an experiment, a researcher should wear proper protective gears such as protective coats and protective gloves.
    • - Before an experiment, a researcher should fully identify and understand the location of safety devices (e.g. fire extinguishers, emergency showers, etc.) and how to use them.
    • - After the experiment is completed, the reagents should be always locked in the reagent storage, and the experimental equipment, the experiment stand, and the experiment place should be cleaned.
    • - Do not place obstacles around the laboratory door.
    • - Do not smoke, sleep, and eat food in the laboratories.
  • Actions to take in the event of accidents
    • - Let people evacuate to a safe place except the people required to cope with the leak.
    • - If possible, take actions so that the leaked chemical substance does not spill out to other places.
    • - A quick response should be made to a fire or an accident as much as possible.
    • - A person who will remove the leaked chemical substance must wear protective equipment.