Health Regulations Laboratory
The most important thing to keep in mind while designing a laboratory is the safety of the people in and around the laboratory. You will need to look at the whole design to create a good working environment for the people. While doing this it is priority to keep in mind the health regulations in a laboratory.
Each country will have different local or country regulations that set out specific requirements related to health regulations of a laboratory. Things to take into account are:
- identifying hazards;
- remove or minimize them
Further you will also have to look at ergonomics, like:
- proper furniture
- moderate temperatures
- day light
- plenty of workspace
- etc...
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