1: Database Project Part A: Create and provide a laboratory inventory database/spreadsheet. The detail and meticulousness of your laboratory database serves as evidence of professional behavior in the workplace. As the laboratory manager, the visitors (potential investors in the company) have asked you to "walk" them through your laboratory inventory database/spreadsheet. They want to be re-assured that the laboratory personnel are detailed and conscientious in their work and economic in their spending; they do not want their money wasted. Your inventory should, ideally, include, at least: purchase requester and date, approver and approval date, purchase dates, purchase cost centers (grants or re- investment money), vendors, costs, location of supply or item, location of the SDS (if a chemical), decommissioning date and reason, for chemical the hazard category