KOE Laboratory

Automotive Workshop

Engine Test Bed Lab

Internal Combustion Engine Lab

Heating & Cooling Lab

Mechanical Composite Lab

Thermal Science 2 Lab

General Structure Lab

Aircraft Structure Lab

Thermal Science 1 Lab

IIUM Wind Tunnel Lab

Spacecraft , Guidance, Navigation And Control Lab

Fluid Mechanics Lab

Avionics System Lab

Structural, Vibrations And Dynamics Lab

Mem’s And Nano Lab

Aerodynamics Lab

Propulsion Lab

Automotive Instrumentation & Control Lab

Project Development Lab

Mechatronics Workshop

Mechatronics System Design Lab

Bio-Mechatronics Research Lab

Robotic & Automation Lab

Electronic Instrumentation Lab (Analog Lab)

Control System Lab

Digital System Design Lab

Smart Structures, Systems and Control Research Lab (S3CRL)

Industrial Automation Lab

Machine Vision Lab

Autonomous Agent Systems Lab

Intelligent Systems Lab

Wahyudi Intelligent Systems Engineering (WISE) Lab

Software Engineering Lab

Computer Aided Design Lab

General Purpose Computer Lab

Multimedia Lab

Computer Teaching Lab

CAD Lab E4

Computer Lab E4

Computer Lab E3 (Solidworks)

Computer Lab E5 (Solidworks)

Antennas & Propagation Lab

Mobile Communications Lab

Digital Communication Lab

Analogue Communication

Microwave Lab

Satellite Communications

RF Design Lab

Computer Communications and Networks

Internet of Things Lab

Electronics Systems Lab

Photonic & Fiber Optic Communication

Electric and Electronics Circuit Lab A,B,C,D

Microelectronics

Electromechanical Systems Lab

Electronic Instrumentation & Measurement

Digital Logic Design / Microprocessor

Electric and Electronics Circuit Lab B

Electric and Electronics Circuit Lab A

Electric and Electronics Circuit Lab D

Photovoltaic Lab

VLSI Lab

Optical Lab

Bioprocess Engineering 1

General Purpose Lab

Biocomputational & Biomodeling Lab

Microbiology Lab

Project Development Lab (OSC)

Chemistry/ Food Lab

Analytical Bioinstrumentation Lab

Transport Phenomena & Biokinetics Lab

Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineering Lab

Cell & Tissue Engineering Lab

Environmental Eng Lab 1

Biochemical Operation

Plant Biotechnology Lab

Bioprocess Engineering 2

Bioprocess Utilities

Biofuel & Bioenergy Lab

Environmental Eng Lab 2

BPMeru

Cold Room 1

Cold Room 2

Warm Room 1

Warm Room 2

Consumables Room

Chemical Store Room

Glassware Room

Autoclave Room

Civil Engineering Design Laboratory

Engineering Survey Laboratory

Light Structure Laboratory

Hydraulics & Hydrology Laboratory

Environmental Lab

Soil & Transportation Laboratory

Materials Laboratory

Production Engineering Lab

CIM Lab

Metallography Lab

Material Testing Lab

Tool and Die Lab

Metrology Lab

Industrial Engineering Lab

Polymer Lab

Biomaterials Lab

Surface Engineering Lab

Composite Lab

NDT Lab

Sand Testing Lab

Ceramics

Electronics Materials Lab

1. The laboratory is open during working hours: 8.00am – 5.00pm, Monday to Friday.

2. Bags and personal belongings of students shall be kept at the indicated place. No bags are allowed at the workplace/ table.

3. Horseplay, running, practical jokes and pranks must NOT occur in the laboratory.

4. Do not wear jewelry that could become caught in equipment, hang into infective materials or could tear/pierce disposable PPE.

5. Make sure you understand the use of unfamiliar equipment or procedures before beginning work.

6. Handle all equipment with care. Observe safety measures at all time. Turn off the equipment when not in use. Students shall take responsibility in taking care of lab equipment when they use them. If equipment is suspected to be malfunction, report to the technical staff immediately.

7. Students are strictly prohibited from taking out any items from the laboratory without permission from the technical staff in charge. Please fill up ASSET MOVEMENT FORM should you need to transfer the equipment from one laboratory to another. All borrowed equipment/item must be returned to the respective laboratory after usage.

8. Report all injuries, accidents or near-misses to the laboratory instructor and technical staff immediately.

9. Work safely in the laboratory. Always be conscious of potential hazards.

1. All students must observe the IIUM Dress Code and wear the Engineering Jacket and covered shoes while in the laboratory.

2. Open-toed shoes/ sandals/ slippers are NOT allowed as they provide no protection from contact hazards. Only covered shoes are allowed in the laboratory.

3. Food and drinks are NOT allowed in the laboratory. This includes all visible insulated water bottles or mugs, containers of water or flavored drinks intended for consumption.

4. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the university and especially in the laboratory.

5. Wash promptly whenever a chemical has contacted the skin. Know what you are working with and have the necessary cleaning/neutralization material on hand and readily available.

6. Wash hands before leaving the lab and before eating.

1. PPE is a necessary defense against certain types of hazards and/or in the event of an emergency which includes laboratory coats, safety glasses and goggles, masks and respirators and safety gloves and shoes.

2. Lab coat or jacket is a must when you are in the lab for practical session.

3. Wear an apron over a laboratory coat when the hazard level or procedure warrants it.

4. Use proper gloves size and material when handling chemicals. Disposable gloves should only be used once and replaced when contaminated.

5. Masks and eye protection or chin-length face shields shall be worn whenever splashes, spray, spatter, droplets, or aerosols of blood or other potentially infectious materials may be generated and there is a potential for eye, nose, or mouth contamination.

6. Report defective or ill-fitting equipment to the technical staff and have it replaced.

7. All PPE should be taken off before leaving the laboratory area and entering other areas, such as staff rooms or offices.

1. Eliminate safety hazards by maintaining laboratory work areas in a good order.

2. Always keep tables, fume hoods, floors, aisles and desks clear of unnecessary material.

3. Keep the laboratory floor dry at all times. Immediately attend to spills of chemicals or water, and notify technical staff of potential slipping hazards.

4. Workspace must be kept clean and tidy after experiment is completed. Be sure that all test equipment and/or electrical devices are switch off, unplugged and returned to its original place. Stools and chairs must be placed under the table.

5. Disposal - Students are responsible for the proper disposal of used material if any in appropriate containers.

1. All electrical equipment shall be properly grounded.

2. Limit the use of extension cords. Do not route the extension over metal objects, pathways, under heavy objects or other areas where repeated abuse can cause deterioration of insulation.

3. Minimize the potential chemical spills on or near electrical equipment.

4. All electrical cords should have sufficient insulation. Damage cords should be taken out service immediately and give to technical staff for repair.

5. Do not unplug by pulling on its cords. Hold the plug firmly by its insulating cover.

6. Avoid contact with energized electrical circuits.

1. Dress appropriately for machining work. It is imperative that no ties are worn, loose clothing is tied back and jewelry is removed.

2. Know how to stop a machine in emergency mode.

3. Do not remove anything from the machine until it has come to a complete stop.

4. Wear goggles to protect your eyes from flying chips and shavings. Wear welding goggles for arc welding.

5. Appropriate gloves must be worn when working with corrosive fluids, hot furnaces, and sharp objects.

1. Know what chemicals you are using. Carefully read the label twice before taking anything from a bottle. Learn how to interpret the labels.

2. Do not directly touch any chemical with your hands.

3. Many common reagents for example alcohols and acetone are highly flammable. Do not use them anywhere near open flames.

4. Never use laboratory glassware as a food or drink container.

5. Place chemical waste in appropriately labeled waste containers. Never pour chemical waste into the sink drains or wastebaskets.

6. Be careful with hot plates to avoid burns. Always assume that hot plates are HOT.

7. Use the chemical fume hood, if available, when there is a possibility of release of toxic chemical vapors, dust, or gases. When using a hood, keep the sash opening to lowest practical opening to protect the user and to ensure efficient operation of the hood. Keep your head and body outside of the hood face.

8. Ensure MSDS are readily available for all chemicals in use.