Wear appropriate eye protection, such as safety glasses, goggles, and/or a face shield at all times. Contact lenses should not be worn in the laboratory. (See appendix H for ESF’s Personal Protective ...

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Must be worn in accordance to your lab’s hazard assessments including: lab coat, safety glasses/goggles, gloves, aprons, and the minimum lab PPE required in the ...

inhalation Use lab coats, gloves, safety eye wear, and other personal protective equipment Inhalation, skin and mucous membrane contact Wash hands after all laboratory activities, following the ...

Below you will find safety information for students in undergraduate chemistry laboratory courses. All students taking laboratory courses in the Chemistry Department must: Read this information. Read ...

Principal investigators must complete the Certificate of Equipment Decontamination form for any equipment that would leave their research space (laboratory ... and approval by Environmental Health and ...

Fire Safety and Regulation oversight is the responsibility ... it is critical to have the appropriate protective equipment available. The department offers a Flame Retardant lab coat service for all ...

x-ray equipment, lasers, biohazards ... at no cost and a list of common peroxide formers and their testing periods can be found in the EHS Laboratory Safety Manual (this list is not exhaustive, check ...

The laboratory's Chemical Hygiene Plan is a good place to include these procedures. Spill response procedures should include elements such as a listing of appropriate protective clothing, safety ...

and equipment needed to work safely. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recognizing the unique characteristics of the laboratory workplace has tailored a standard for occupational ...

Enviromental Health & Safety (EHS) conducts laboratory safety inspections ... along with the safe decommissioning of the laboratory. For each equipment, a Certificate of Equipment Decontamination must ...