Educational Laboratory Regulations

Emergency

Emergency Conduct and Procedures Manual
Document describing the rules of conduct to be followed in the event of an emergency, evacuation procedures, safety measures, and guidelines to reduce risks and ensure the safety of everyone.

operating manual

Security Measures

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE TO MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT.

1

READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL carefully before installing or operating a machine, electronic equipment or instrument.

2

CAREFULLY FOLLOW all instructions on the warning labels.

3

NEVER USE machines without protective covers, interlocks or other safety devices

4

NEVER TOUCH OR STAND WITH YOUR FACE NEAR LIVE CIRCUITS

5

ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER before making inspections or MODIFICATIONS to the electronic circuits you are using.

6

SOME ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS OR SYSTEMS, if powered incorrectly, can explode, so pay attention to the correct insertion, polarity and value of the power supplies.

7

BE CAREFUL and stay a safe distance when working on electrical or electronic circuits.

Access and Use of the Teaching Laboratories
1. Laboratory Access
Access to the laboratories is allowed only to users who have received proper instruction and have signed the
Declaration of Completed Training and Information Form (D.Lgs. 81/08 and subsequent amendments, D.M. 363/98).
If you do not have this form, do not enter the laboratories and contact:
Daniele Venturini – daniele.venturini@unibs.it
2. Attendance Registration
Advanced Session: students must provide the 150-hour staff with the following information: student ID, workstation, entry time, and exit time.
Lessons: students must fill out the online form, available at auledide.unibs.it, to register their attendance by entering all required information.
3. Regulations and Documentation
The Laboratory Regulations, manuals, component datasheets, and equipment documentation are available:
- On the website
- On the laboratory PCs
4. Use of PCs and Data
PCs are connected to the Internet exclusively for educational purposes; filters or restrictions may apply.
Users can save files on the “Data” partition or external storage devices.
PCs are monitored remotely; authorized staff can check activities at any time.
Only authorized personnel may make hardware or software modifications or updates.
The operating system partition may be erased without notice.
In case of malfunctions or issues, contact:
Daniele Venturini – daniele.venturini@unibs.it
5. Workstation Equipment
Each workstation has electronic equipment that must be handled with care.
Two containers are provided:
One with scissors, screwdriver, pliers, and a small breadboard.
One with an oscilloscope probe.
All materials must be put back in place and the workstation left tidy at the end of the session.
In case of damage or missing items, notify the 150-hour staff member on duty.
6. Projects and Internships
At the end of projects or internships, students must return all components and experimental boards to the staff, as specified in the regulations.
7. Components and Cables
If components or cables are missing, contact the 150-hour staff member on duty.
At the end of the session, disassemble the experimental board and return components to the storage drawer.

University Page on Health and Safety

"Official university page containing all information related to the health and safety of the institution, including building layouts and emergency management procedures."