SafeLab Pro is an interactive safety encyclopedia for laboratories and workplaces, with a cinematic, metallic interface where you move between safety gates from a single steel dial. Arabic content, switchable to English.

Gates:

• Hazardous chemicals: 446 substances on steel tags showing name, formula and CAS number; search by name, CAS or formula; filter by signal word (Danger / Warning / none); a compatibility checker and a gas-cylinder cage.

• PPE: a room where you dress the worker piece by piece or all at once, with info cards, common mistakes and references such as OSHA, ANSI/ISEA and EN, and a reminder that PPE is the last line of defence.

• Hazard types: chemical, physical, biological, ergonomic, mechanical, fire and explosion, and psychosocial, with the hierarchy of controls from elimination to PPE.

• Storage compatibility: a segregation cabinet you drag substances into to see which must not be stored together, plus a segregation matrix from Georgia Tech EHS.

• What-If?: a visual simulation of what sources document about the hazard of mixing two substances, with no quantities, concentrations or steps, and a random hazardous-pair challenge. Quotes come from ICSC/NIOSH fields via PubChem. Awareness only: never mix chemicals.

• Risk assessment and emergency plans: the five steps of risk management, a 5×5 likelihood × severity matrix with two rotary knobs, and initial and residual risk.

• Emergency: timed decision scenarios (lab fire, spill, gas leak, eye splash, skin exposure, burns, electric shock, fainting, fume inhalation), with Jordan's unified emergency number 911.

• Signs and symbols: GHS pictograms, the NFPA 704 diamond, ISO 7010 signs and UN transport labels on plates you flip and rotate with your finger, with the number of substances in the encyclopedia carrying each symbol.

• Extinguishers: extinguisher types and fire classes, plus an interactive PASS trainer.

• Schools and labs: a lab map where you tap equipment (eyewash, emergency shower, fume hood, extinguishers and more) to learn its requirements.

• Jordanian legislation: safety-related laws, regulations and instructions, with the verification status of each source.

• Test yourself: quick training (10 questions, 25 seconds each) by gate and level, a mock exam (20 questions in 20 minutes) with flagging and review, and achievement badges.

From the home screen: shift briefing (tip of the day), an SOS button, dark mode, mute and guest access.

Note: the app is for education and awareness and does not replace certified training, the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), your facility's procedures or the legislation in force.

Platform designed and developed by Eng. Eyad Eid.