Safe Working Practices and Safety Rules for Computer Labs

 SAFE WORKING PRACTICES AND SAFETY RULES FOR COMPUTER LAB

Safe Working Practices and Safety Rules for Computer Labs

No Food or Drinks: Avoid bringing food or drinks into the computer lab t
o prevent spills and damage to equipment.

Handle Equipment Carefully: Treat computers, keyboards, and other peripherals with care to prevent damage. Report any malfunctioning equipment to the lab supervisor.

No Unauthorized Software Installation: Only install software approved by the lab administrator to ensure system stability and security.

Secure Personal Belongings: Keep personal belongings secure and avoid leaving valuables unattended in the lab.

Respect Others' Work-spaces: Maintain a quiet and focused environment by respecting others' work spaces and minimizing noise.

Log In/Out Properly: Always log in using your own credentials and log out when finished to protect your personal information and maintain security.

Backup Work Regularly: Save your work frequently to prevent data loss. Use external storage or cloud services for backups.

Report Security Concerns: Report any security issues, suspicious activities, or unauthorized access to the lab supervisor immediately.

Follow Acceptable Use Policies: Adhere to the lab's acceptable use policies, which may include guidelines on internet usage, downloading, and sharing files.

Be Mindful of Printing: Print responsibly and avoid wasting paper. Follow lab guidelines for printing procedures and quotas.

No Personal Software: Do not install personal software on lab computers without permission, as it may compromise system integrity.

Emergency Procedures: Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures, including evacuation routes and the location of emergency exits.

Remember to always follow specific guidelines provided by your institution or the computer lab supervisor for additional rules and regulations.