The complex and diverse nature of accident causes, as well as the wide
spatial distribution, pose a significant challenge in ensuring the safety of laboratories
in universities. Therefore, it is imperative to engage in scientific
identification and effective management of laboratory safety causes to ensure
the overall safety of laboratories in universities. This article presents a
case study on the safety management of the laboratory at J University,
examining the characteristics and types of accident causes commonly encountered
in such environments. Additionally, it provides management recommendations for
conducting thorough investigations into these safety causes. The findings of
this study provide a foundation for the implementation of effective safety
measures in laboratory environments, thereby making a significant contribution
to the progression of scientific laboratory safety management. Additionally,
this article offers valuable perspectives and inspiration for the enhancement
of safety practices in university laboratories.
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