IIa. Chemical Disposal Procedures

IIb. Surplus Chemical Procedures

III. Model Infection/Expsure Control Plan

IV. Biological Waste Procedures

V. Radiological Wastes

VI. Container Disposal

VII Hazard Assessment/PPE

VIII. Eye and Face Protection

• SAFETY PRINCIPLES AND REGULATIONS

• Food & Drink
• Eye wear
• Protective Equipment
• Housekeeping
• Labeling
• Spills
• Mercury Spills
• Emergencies
• Accident Reporting
• Disposal of Chemical Waste
• Disposal of Used Containers

Sharp Objects

Equipment Use

Equipment Disposal

Fire Extinguishers

Asbestos

Bicycles

Prudent Laboratory Practices

General Lab Safety

• CHEMICAL HYGIENE PLAN
• LABORATORY STANDARD
• ADVICE ON SAFETY ISSUES
• SAFETY INSPECTIONS AND ENFORCEMENT

• Introduction
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Ventilation
• Chemical Storage
• Flammable Storage Cabinets
• Acids and Bases
• Oxidizers
• Chromic Acid
• Reactive Metals
• Chemical Toxins
• Chemical Disposal
• Labeling   also see (HazCom)  ( peroxides)

• MSDSs
• Chemicals of Concern
• Spill Management
• Emergency Showers
• Spill Stations

Tables

• Suggested shelf storage pattern
• Properties of common flammables
• Classification of Flammable Liquids
• Maximum Size Containers for Flammables
• Material for Lab Spills

• BLOODBORNE PATHOGEN STANDARD

Purpose

Scope

Infection Control Plan

Methods of Compliance

HIV and HBV Research Laboratories

Hepatitis B Vaccination

Post-Exposure Evaluation and Follow-up

Hazard Communication

Information and Training

Recordkeeping

Dates

• BIOSAFETY IN MICROBIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES

Biosafety Level 1

Biosafety Level 2

Biosafety Level 3

Biosafety Level 4

Biosafety Level Criteria

Biohazard Symbol per 145(E)(4)

• BIOSAFETY IN RECOMBINANT DNA EXPERIMENTS

Institutional Biosafety Committee Review

Principal investigators

NIH guidelines

• BIOLOGICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT

Tables

• Table 3.1 Rec. biosafety levels - infectious agents.
• Table 3.2 Rec. biosafety levels - infected vertebrate

Appendices

• Model Infection/Exposure Control Plan
• 29 CFR 1910.1030 Bloodborne Pathogens Standard

• GENERAL GUIDES FOR RADIATION

Approvals

Labeled containers

Food, drink

Contamination

Waste Disposal

Waste categories.

Emergency evacuation

Caution Signs

Radioactive Materials

Radiation Area

Responsible party

Appendices
         Radiological Wastes                         

• RECOGNITION
• REGULATIONS
• CLASSIFICATION

  Class I Lasers

  Class II Lasers

  Class III Lasers

  Class IV Lasers

• CONTROL
• LABELING 
• PROTECTION
• REFERENCES

Appendices

• LASER SURVEY FORMS         

• HANDLING COMPRESSED GAS &
      REGULATORS
• BARRICADE REQUIREMENTS

• REGULATOR INSPECTION                
• REFERENCE

Topics

• GENERAL

  Hazard Review Checklist

• GLASSWARE

  workspace

  lubricant

  water

  stirrer

  cutting glass tubing

  inserting tubing into a stopper

cont'd

• MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT               

  belt guard.

  dry ice

  cooling bath

  electrical equipment

  emergency information

  experiment hazards form

  Prior Approval Form 

  Experiment Safety Plan

   

• SAFETY RULES

Safety glasses

Rings, watches

Shoes

Operating equipment

Working alone

Extension cords

Compressed air

• ACCIDENT REPORTING
• WORKER'S COMPENSATION
• INJURY IN THE COURSE OF EMPLOYMENT

• MEDICAL CARE                                  
• REPORTING

• I. Model Chemical Hygiene Plan
• IIa. Chemical Disposal Procedures
• IIb. Surplus Chemical Procedures
• III. Model Infection Control Plan
• IV. Biological Waste Procedures
• V. Radiological Wastes

• VI. Container Disposal
• VII Hazard Assessment/PPE

• VIII. Eye and Face Protection
• IX. Respiratory Protection Program

• X. Hazard Review Checklists
• XI. Wet Chemistry Practices
• XII. Laser Survey Forms
• XIII. First Aid
• XIV. Prior Approval Form 
         Experiment Safety Plan
• XV. Glossary - MSDS & Safety Terms

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