VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY · KASETSART UNIVERSITY

Safe science.
A greener tomorrow.

Safe science. Greener tomorrow.

A better laboratory begins with safety at every step
ESPReL Knowledge Centre, Faculty of Veterinary Technology
Kasetsart University

✓ Care for people, laboratories and the environment
Lab Safety NXPO by NRCT award
Illustration of spp and kwt extinguishing a small paper fire in a green-themed laboratory
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Better labs. Better future.Safety grows with sustainability
A CULTURE OF CARE, BY DESIGN.
The foundations of a better laboratory01 Safer people02 Responsible research03 Lower environmental impact
Chemical inventory / Requests / Waste management →

THE SAFETY FRAMEWORK

Better safety.
Built on strong foundations.

Discover the seven elements of ESPReL
A systematic approach to laboratory improvement
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ESPReL · A framework for improving safety standards

This website provides knowledge based on the ESPReL framework. The supplied data does not include evidence of laboratory certification.

Certification: awaiting verification

KNOWLEDGE, WITHIN REACH

Knowledge at hand.
For everyday laboratory work.

Faculty guides, procedures and forms
Search, read and download in one place

Fillable PDF

Accident report form

Record incidents, impacts and corrective follow-up

Guide · PDF

Chemical and waste management

Chemical and waste procedures and laboratory layout

Emergency plan · PDF

Emergency preparedness and response

Guidance on prevention, preparedness, response and recovery

Source documents: Safety-001, Safety-002, Safety-003 and Safety-005 from faculty records

SMALL CHANGES. LASTING IMPACT.

Laboratories that care.
Change starts with us.

Understand resource use and plan to reduce its impact
Always put operational safety first

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Accessible core documents

Read digitally and avoid unnecessary printing

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Safety elements

Connecting people, processes and the environment

2P2R
Emergency preparedness framework

Prevent, prepare, respond and recover

These figures describe content coverage, not faculty carbon reduction results

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Manage waste responsibly
Review SDS and laboratory procedures before separating waste

CARBON SNAPSHOTLearning simulation

Explore your carbon footprint

From monthly laboratory electricity use

kWh
Estimated emissions250.0 kgCO₂e

Potential reduction 25.0 kgCO₂e / month under these assumptions

Method and limitations

Emissions = kWh × emission factor; savings = emissions × selected reduction. The default 0.5 is an illustrative assumption, not an officially certified factor. Only electricity is included; chemicals, waste and travel are excluded. Use an official factor for the reporting period. Never reduce safety-system operation to save electricity.

BE PREPARED. STAY SAFE.

Be prepared.
Keep everyone safe.

Review emergency plans and equipment locations before starting work
Refer to Safety-005 for laboratory-specific information

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