Laboratory Management is responsible for providing advice and information to scientists on health and safety, particularly on how to carry out risk assessments and on appropriate control measures. A further major function of Laboratory Management is the overseeing of shared equipment servicing, replacement and the purchase of new equipment to facilitate the needs of researchers. Organization takes a number of forms in lab management. Time, people, and your physical lfab space must be organized and orderly for research to run smoothly. There never will be enough time in the day to complete all the tasks you hope to accomplish, so it is important to know when to say no. Lab organized and focused on their goals. Meetings with the whole group allow lab members to remain informed of events within the lab. They also can be a good forum for brainstorming and troubleshooting. We hope, the text will be suitable and useful for students including those appearing for competitive examinations, teachers and scientists. This book is designed to give a problem-based approach to teaching the principles of laboratory management. The focus is to present underlying managerial concepts and then assist the learner in the successful application of theoretical models to real-life situations. Each chapter includes one or more illustrative cases to present a management problem followed by thought-provoking questions to stimulate the learners critical thinking skills.