Benjamin Franklin once said, ‘a place for everything, everything in its place’. This quote has been used and reused time and time again and it plays a vital role in lab efficiency. Without proper organization and everything in the lab having its own place, the space can quickly become disorganized. Experiments can fall behind, and employees become frustrated as they can’t find the materials needed in a timely manner. Having the right organization in place helps to ensure success.
Assigning Responsibilities
One way a lab fails to succeed is with having the right products and maintaining the space effectively. Every lab should have dedicated assignments for each individual to be responsible for. One might be responsible for reordering beakers and tubes while another is in charge of ordering chemicals. This way, there is one individual that is responsible and can be held accountable when things begin to become unorganized.
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