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F-QM-SAF-001-B-V0 — Safety Inspection Checklist, Emergency Drill & Safety Training Record

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Parent document: LAB-QM-SAF-001 — Laboratory Safety Policy (parent is encoded in the form number)

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Document #F-QM-SAF-001-B-V0Parent DocumentLAB-QM-SAF-001 — Laboratory Safety Policy

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Part 1 — Semi-Annual Laboratory Safety Inspection Checklist

Inspection Period:[ ] Semi-Annual 1 (Jan–Jun) [ ] Semi-Annual 2 (Jul–Dec)Date of Inspection:YYYY-MM-DD
Lead Inspector:____________________________________, RMTSafety Officer:____________________________________
Safety Category & ItemStatus (Compliant / Non-Compliant / NA)Observations / Specific Defects Noted
1. Work Practices & Personal Protection
Laboratory coats and gloves worn in testing areas; removed prior to leaving[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
No food, beverages, chewing gum, smoking, or cosmetics in laboratory[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Workstations clean, organized, and uncluttered[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
2. Specimen Handling & Centrifugation
Mechanical pipetting devices used; mouth pipetting strictly prohibited[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Gauze/shield used when uncapping vacutainer tubes[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Centrifuge buckets balanced; lids locked during operation[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
3. Sharps Safety
Needles discarded unrecapped immediately into rigid sharps containers[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Sharps containers replaced and locked upon reaching 3/4 full mark[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Broken glass disposed of strictly in dedicated rigid glass bins[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
4. Chemical Hygiene & SDS
Chemical inventory verified against stock within the last 12 months[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Yellow SDS master binder complete, accessible, and current at entry[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Incompatible chemicals separated; flammable reagents stored away from heat[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
5. Emergency Facilities & Fire Safety
Emergency eyewash station unobstructed and flushed weekly[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Fire extinguisher inspected, pressure gauge in green, tag current[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
Evacuation pathways and main entrance doors clear and unobstructed[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant
First aid and chemical/biological spill kits fully stocked and ready[ ] Compliant [ ] Non-Compliant

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Part 2 — Annual Safety Training & Observed Competency Tracking Register

Training covers: General Lab Biosafety & PPE, Sharps Handling, Chemical Hygiene (SDS), Biological Spills, Fire Safety, Disaster DRRM.

Staff NameDesignationSafety Topic CoveredTraining DateDelivery Format (Lecture / Demo / Drill)Evaluation Result (Pass / Score)Participant SignatureEvaluator Signature
Medical TechnologistYYYY-MM-DD
Medical TechnologistYYYY-MM-DD
Medical TechnologistYYYY-MM-DD
Medical TechnologistYYYY-MM-DD
Laboratory AideYYYY-MM-DD
Laboratory AideYYYY-MM-DD

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Part 3 — Emergency & Disaster Drill Attendance and Performance Record

Drill Date:YYYY-MM-DDStart / End Time:HH:MM / HH:MMEvacuation Area:Hospital Grounds Assembly Point
Drill Type:[ ] Earthquake Simulation [ ] Fire Evacuation [ ] Typhoon / Flood Response [ ] Power / Utility Outage Simulation

3.1 Medical Technologists Drill Attendance & Roles

Staff NamePositionAssigned Emergency FunctionEvacuation Time (Min:Sec)Participant Signature
Chief Medical TechnologistIncident Command & Accountability
Medical TechnologistSpecimen & Analyzer Securing
Medical TechnologistPatient Logbook & LIS Backup Protection
Medical TechnologistEvacuation Corridor Guidance

3.2 Laboratory Aides Drill Attendance & Roles

Staff NamePositionAssigned Emergency FunctionEvacuation Time (Min:Sec)Participant Signature
Laboratory AidePower & Utility Disconnect Support
Laboratory AideBiohazard Waste & Reagent Securing

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Part 4 — Safety Deficiencies Corrective Action Plan

Deficient Item No.Deficiency DescriptionCorrective Action RequiredResponsible PersonTarget Completion DateConformance Status
1YYYY-MM-DD[ ] Open [ ] Closed
2YYYY-MM-DD[ ] Open [ ] Closed

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Part 5 — Annual Review and Endorsement

5.1 Medical Technologists

We confirm our participation in mandated safety training and emergency evacuation drills.

Technologist NamePRC License NumberDateSignature

5.2 Laboratory Aides

We confirm our participation in safety orientation, waste handling protocols, and facility evacuation drills.

Laboratory Aide NameAssigned Duty StationDateSignature

5.3 Chief Medical Technologist / Laboratory Quality Manager

5.4 Pathologist / Head of Laboratory