Laboratory safety measures perception by seniority 2012

This statistic is based on a survey and it depicts the perception of laboratory safety measures among older and younger researchers in 2012. Some 26 percent of the responding junior researchers stated that they strongly agree with the statement that appropriate safety measures in their labs have been taken.

Perception of laboratory safety measures among older and younger researchers in 2012

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Release date

January 2013

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Region

United Kingdom, United States

Survey time period

June13 to July 30, 2012

Number of respondents

base: around 2,400

Special properties

mainly laboratory researchers

Supplementary notes

Original question: "To what extent do you agree with the following statement: Appropriate safety measures in my lab have been taken to protect employees from injury?" (Those with a junior job title n= 1,091, and those with a senior job title n= 642.)
The focus of data collection was in the United States (1,460) and United Kingdom (356); a smaller number of respondents came from other EU-countries (151), China (97), Japan (59), and other countries worldwide (237).

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