The following lessons learned are available:

1. Faulty Portable Electrical Cords and Relocatable Power Taps
2. Instant Adhesive Eye Injury
3. Pressurization of Anhydrous Hydrogen Fluoride Cylinder
4. Hot Plate Switch Failure
5. Heat source, flammable liquid, and combustible materials
6. Failure to properly control items labeled as radioactive material
7. Failure to Control Unexpected Electrical Hazards
8. Failure to Control Hazards
9. Stormwater Best Management Practices
10. Transportation and Storage of Sealed Sources
11. Radiological work beyond authorized scope
12. Effects of pressure and thermal shock
13. Electrical Equipment with Improper Wiring
14. Controls for Peroxide Forming Chemicals
15. Applying ISM to Sub-Contractors
16. Working with Cryogens
17. Importance of Treating Minor Injuries
18. Control of Laboratory Vehicles
19. Mixing Compressed Gases in Cylinders
20. Handling Toner
21. Mislabeled Waste Causes Needle Puncture to Hazardous Waste Worker
22. Broken Leg Resulting From Fall On Slippery Machine Shop Floor
23. Abandoned Laboratory Chemicals and Excess Chemical Cleanouts
24. Lack of Proper Authorization for Use of A Radioactive Material
25. Researcher Receives 2nd and 3rd Degree Burn to Fingers from Electrical Timer
26. Improper Alarm Shutoff Switch Allows System Failure to Be Undetected
27. Deteriorated Nalgene Bottle Causes Acid To Leak Onto Power Strip
28. Mercury Filled Thermometers
29. Poor Lockout/Tagout Communication Creates an Electrical Hazard
30. Employee Injured by Ground Glass Joint
31. ¹³³Ba Skin Contamination
32. Voluntary Recall of In-sink Instant Hot Water Dispensers
33. Student Laboratory Safety
34. Explosive Azides
35. Cutting Edge Safety
36. Recall of APC Back-Up Batteries
37. Step Stool Hazards