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Lab Safety

The laboratory is a workplace that contains many potential hazards which may include chemical, biological and physical agents.  The Laboratory Safety Program is intended to assist the University in minimizing risks associated with activities in the laboratory.

Biosafety

Biosafety

The Biosafety Program provides a number of services to assist teaching and research labs that use
Chemical Safety

Chemical Safety

EHS provides assistance with all aspects of lab safety. The aim is to ensure chemicals are used and
General Lab Safety

General Lab Health & Safety

Lab Coat Information Having a laboratory coat is the standard attire in all UTSC laboratories. To
Radiation Safety

Radiation Safety

The Radiation Protection Program describes the permitting, procedural and training requirements
Hazardous Waste

Hazardous Waste

Information about hazardous waste management and proper disposal of chemical, biological and
Lab Safety Resources

Lab Safety Resources

Resources for all lab safety areas.
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