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General Aspects of Working in a Laboratory This section provides a checklist of the topics an analyst should know and the technical skills that are required to work effectively and safely in a laboratory. The material should therefore be used by an assessor and / or experienced analyst to aid the training of staff who have little experience of working within a laboratory. Health & Safety Issues   Housekeeping	Contents: Competency Evaluation by Benchmarking Rationale and SANG Membership General Aspects of Working in a Laboratory Recording, Manipulating and Reporting data Weighing Pipetting Preparing Reagents Preparing Solutions Titrations pH Measurement UV Measurements

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