Laboratory consumables are essential tools for laboratory apes to manage the laboratory. Laboratory administrators uniformly manage laboratory consumables and reagents. Various consumables and reagents received by the laboratory should be documented in detail. Each person in charge receives corresponding consumables and reagents according to the type of experiment.
What are the consumables in the chemical laboratory:
drug
2. Disposable utensils, such as disposable gloves, syringes, etc.;
3. Fixed equipment, such as heaters, mixers, double-row pipes, etc.
4. Instruments;
5. Consumables need to be replaced, such as hoses, long needles, etc.;
6. Personal utensils, such as reaction bottles, medicine spoons, pipettes, etc.;
Specifically:
1. Preservation of medicines:
First, categorize. The classification is different for each laboratory, and the organic field must be:
Refrigerator low temperature storage materials:
Ordinary solid, ordinary liquid;
Storage of medicines without water and oxygen:
Gas, expensive medicine, dry medicine, other;
2. Drug procurement:
Solvents and common solids that schools can collect are as follows:
Silica gel, sodium chloride, etc.:
Entrust one person, register to receive, and receive when insufficient;
Purchasing other medicines requires a separate reservation. For management, you need to number each storage location. For example, the drying box A cabinet a refrigerator 1 is written like this, and then put away each medicine. Electronic version of records, record quantity, location, chemical formula, name. , Save method, date, price, company, buyer, etc. (remember to categorize).
It's best to write a clear taxonomy at the top. The advantage of the electronic version is that it is convenient for direct search. Everyone can stay updated if they add their medication or run out.
Disposable appliances:
The amount of shredded material used in these consumables is not fixed. It is best to have one person in each laboratory responsible for it, and receive it directly when it is not enough. Moreover, the safety of such items is stronger than that of pharmaceutical devices. Only financial coordination is required.
3. Fixed equipment:
Older members should be kept in a book. Any damage should be sought from him and then given to the boss for approval. If there are secretaries, they can act as surrogates.
4. Instrument:
Each requires dedicated personnel for maintenance, supervision, ventilation (eg, required), and other tasks, including training new members.
5. Need to replace consumables and 6 personal equipment:
Generally collected and used directly by the school. If it is received in batches, a locker with a lock can be specially added and registered by a special person. Direct applications that need to be collected should be reported or added on a quarterly basis.
