Most types of lasers operating in the visible and near infrared regions are sufficiently intense as to represent a hazard to the eye. Although damage may be caused to all parts of the eyes, the most vulnerable part is the retina, on which the beam may be focussed by the eye lens resulting in the destruction of tissues and the creation of permanent blind spots. High power lasers can also damage the skin.
University Code of Practice for Laser Safety
Laser Safety Training for users of Class 3B & 4 Lasers (eLearning)
Laser Safety Training for users of low-risk laser systems (MOODLE)
Record a Laser Risk Assessment
Example Laser Risk Assessment/Survey
Register a Laser
Modify/Update a Laser Registration
Register a Laser User
SOP Template
Monthly safety checks
Laser Survey Form
Emergency Action Card
Transfer of Control Form for Service Engineers
MPE Calculator and Guidance
Standard laser safety signage
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