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1.1 Safety Awareness
1.2 The Role of Faculty
1.3 The Role of a Safety Officer
1.4 The Role of Lab Technicians
1.5 The Role of Students/Researchers
Emergency Protocols
2.1 Dealing with Emergency
2.2 Emergency Telephone Numbers
2.3 Fire Emergency
2.4 Chemical Spill
2.5 Escape of Noxious Gases
2.7 Medical Attention After First Aid
2.8 Reporting Accidents and Injuries
The Use of Building & Facilities
3.1 Schmitt Hall
3.2 Room Addresses
3.3 Use of the Building
3.4 Access Keys
3.5 Special Rooms
3.6 Use of Instruments
General Safety Principles
4.1 Overnight Operations
4.2 Working Alone
4.3 Eating, Drinking, and Smoking
4.4 Housekeeping
4.5 Warning Signs and Labels
4.6 Shielding for Safety
4.7 Compressed Gases
4.8 Systems Under Pressure
4.9 Cold Traps and Cryogenic Hazards
4.10 Glassware
5.1 Chemical Management and Inventory System (CMIS)
5.2 Controlled Chemicals
6.1 Hazardous Chemicals
6.2 Routes of Exposure
6.3 Protective Clothing and Equipment
6.4 Handling Toxic Materials
6.5 Handling Carcinogens
6.7 Handling Explosive/Reactive Materials
Waste Disposal
7.1 Waste Characteristics
7.2 Waste Reduction
7.3 Handling Specific Wastes
7.4 Labeling
7.5 Waste Containers
7.6 Disposal to Sewerage System
7.7 Disposal of Chemical Wastes
Biological Samples: Handling and Waste Disposal
8.1 General Information
8.2 Storage
8.3 Transport
8.4 Handling
8.5 Laboratory Equipment
8.6 Waste Disposal
8.7 Clean-up Procedure
8.8 Body Fluids
Appendices
A.1 Form for Overtime or Overnight Lab Work
A.2 Form for Reporting Lab Accidents
A.3 Instrument Authorization Form
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