BYU Engineering Safety and Ethics Conference

Lab Safety Activities 4:30-6:00 pm

Stop in for some fun and compete in lab-safety-themed challenges! Pizza, Swag, and Prizes will be provided as you interact with students and faculty.

Be sure to wear long pants and close-toed shoes!

If you have your own safety glasses, bring them along!

See maps to the labs below

Safety Jeopardy Competition 6:00-7:00 pm

Come cheer on the competitors in a fun, relaxed environment! Want to test your knowledge and compete for cash prizes? Grab your engineering friends and sign up in teams of up to five people, or join a team with extra spots. Sign up here!

Maps to Labs

Activities will be in four buildings:

Crabtree Building: 1st floor, North East corner
Engineering Research Lab: enter on the South
Clyde Building: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors.
Engineering Building Basement, and 1st floor

Crabtree Building

Machining Lab, CTB 101: In the Machining Lab, students can use a wide range of equipment for design and manufacturing of projects and ideas.

Clyde Building

MODES Lab CB 160: In the MODES Lab, researchers use optical diagnostics and study batteries and renewable fuels.

SMASH Lab CB 152: The Smart Materials and Shock Lab studies tensegrity structures, ultrasound, and shape memory.

Structures Lab CB 207: Dr. Sorenson's research group studies large scale structues including steel frames, and use a 3D concrete printer. Be sure to wear long pants, closed shoes, and bring safety glasses if you have them.

Nuclear Lab: Dr. Memmott's Nuclear Lab uses molten salts to find new and better ways to utilize nuclear power.

Engineering Building

Prototyping Lab EB 117: The Brigham Young University prototyping lab turns ideas into reality with machines including CNC, 3D printing, water jet, welding, and others. Be sure to wear long pants, closed shoes, and bring safety glasses if you have them