General principles of laboratory management and personnel management regulations:

(1) Laboratory management is the common responsibility of all experimental personnel, and every experimental personnel should be responsible for the laboratory's Fulfill your obligations and responsibilities for normal and efficient operation, and consciously abide by the rules, regulations and management measures of the laboratory.

(2) It is a code of conduct for experimental personnel. The purpose is to enable everyone to work in an organized and orderly environment, to provide everyone with a space to fully carry out experimental teaching, and to enable everyone to develop good Working habits lay the foundation for obtaining good experimental results.

(3) The management principles of the laboratory are as follows:

① Principle of job responsibility system? Every management work in the laboratory has clear responsibility requirements and has a dedicated person responsible for it.

②Standardization principle? Management is institutionalized. Standardized specifications are formulated from the use of equipment, equipment, drugs, etc. to experimental methods, safety and health, and everyone follows the specifications to ensure the effectiveness and effectiveness of management work. Continuity.

③Principles of record supervision? All aspects of laboratory management require timely and accurate records to ensure the traceability of all laboratory work.

Regulations on the conduct of experimental personnel:

(1) Strictly abide by the various rules and regulations related to laboratory management of the unit.

(2) Each laboratory member should participate in the construction and management of the laboratory with a sense of ownership, actively participate in various activities of the laboratory (including public welfare labor), and consciously maintain the reputation of the laboratory.

(3) The administrator will register all illegal personnel and behaviors, and those who refuse to change after repeated admonitions will be dealt with severely.

(4) Smoking, drinking and eating snacks are strictly prohibited in the laboratory.

(5) Loud noise, spitting, and fighting are not allowed in the laboratory.

(6) No other unrelated personnel may be brought into the laboratory without permission.

(7) Take good care of instruments and equipment, save water, electricity and experimental materials, and pay attention to safety.

(8) Indoor equipment and instruments must not be disassembled or moved without authorization, and equipment unrelated to one's experiments must not be opened at will.

(9) The operating procedures must be strictly followed when using experimental instruments, and equipment usage records must be filled in carefully. Equipment storage must be neat and orderly to facilitate inspection and use.

(10) Pay attention to experimental safety and strengthen safety awareness.

(11) Pay attention to public hygiene and do not discard debris at will, which will affect the hygiene of the laboratory environment.

(12) High temperature, high pressure and flammable and explosive experiments require special attention to safety precautions.

(13) The last person to leave the room should do a safety check, check whether the power supply of the equipment, air conditioner, water, gas cylinder, door, window, etc. are closed, and sign on the last room departure registration book.