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New Archive - 2015
March
| 3/24/2015 | Compliance forms for compressed gas cylinders |
| 3/17/2015 | Leaving the University? |
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Incidents »
Preparedness and Spill Procedures Emergency Preparedness Preventing Spills Biological Material Spill Chemical Spill Radioloactive Material Spill
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Programs »
Managing Laboratory Safety Online DRS Safety Management Laboratory Safety Plan Overview Laboratory Safety Training Creating SOPs Risk Assessments Frequently Asked Questions Laboratory Audits Annual Audit Specialty Audits Biological Material Registration Institutional Biosafety Committee RegistrationLaser Registration Registration and Program Information X-Ray Registrations Registering Radiation-Producing Machines X-Ray Laboratory Precautions Radioactive Material Permits Authorization to Use Radioactive Materials Obtaining Radioactive Materials Personnel Exposure Monitoring Non-laboratory Uses of Radioactive MaterialsBloodborne Pathogens Program BBP Program Information Campus Exposure Control Plan Hazard Communication Program (HazCom) HazCom Program Information Hazardous Material Transportation Introduction to Shipping Biological Material Transport Chemical Material Transport Radioactive Material Transport Transporting Hazardous Materials in Motor Vehicles
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Training »
What DRS Training Do I Need? Safety Training Curriculum & PrerequisitesTraining Records Access Training Records & Print Certificates Laboratory Safety Laboratory Safety Fire Extinguisher Training Risk Assessment for Research ProceduresChemical Safety Chemical Safety: An Introduction Chemical Spills Hydrofluoric Acid Training Compressed Gases and Cryogens Formaldehyde Safety Laser Safety Laser Safety Biological Safety Understanding Biosafety Safe Handling of Human Cell Lines/Materials in a Research Laboratory NIH Guidelines Overview DURC Policy Overview Radiation Safety Radioactive Materials Safety Training Analytical X-Ray Safety Radiation Safety Awareness Training Radiation Detection Instruments Hazardous Material Transport Awareness Training for the Transport of Hazardous Material Transportation of Infectious Substances Category B Non-Laboratory Personnel Safety Training Hazard Communication (Right-to-Know) Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens COVID-19 COVID-19 Guidance for Essential Workers
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Waste »
Waste Pick Up Request a Waste Pick UpGeneral Information Common Waste Types Laboratory Glassware Disposal Chemical Waste Chemical Waste Procedures Waste Tag Requirement Printable Waste Tag Roger Adams Lab Jerrican Pickup Program Decontaminating Empty Containers Waste Accumulation PosterBiological Material Waste & Treatment User Treatment of Biological Waste Biological Materials Requiring Incineration Biotoxin Treatment and Disposal Autoclave - Waste and Validation Radioactive Waste Radioactive Waste Management Sharps Waste Laboratory Sharps Employee-Personal Use Student-Personal Use
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Library »
Safety Equipment Biological Safety Cabinets Chemical Fume Hoods Emergency Eyewashes and Showers Personal Protective Equipment Laboratory Equipment Anaerobic Chamber Safety Autoclave Safety and Operation Sharps Safety Vacuum Safety Equipment Containing Radioactive Materials Process for Decontaminating Laboratory Equipment Regulatory Information DEA Controlled Substances Guide Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)Laboratory Procedures/Practices Creating SOPs Risk Assessments Laboratory Set-up Requirements Laboratory Safety Guide Laboratory Housekeeping Laboratory Close Out Procedures Chemical Safety Aqua Regia Battery Safety Bases - Hydroxides Chemical Compatibility Chemical Hazard Classification (GHS) Chemical Storage Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety Cryogens and Dry Ice Cyanides Diazomethane Flammable Liquids Formaldehyde Health Effects of Chemical Exposure Hydrofluoric Acid (HF) Labeling Chemicals Mercury Mineral Acids Nanomaterials Oxidizers Perchloric Acid Peroxide-Forming Chemicals Piranha Solutions Potentially Explosive Experiments Scale-Up Reaction Safety Pyrophoric Materials Sodium AzideBiological Safety Biosafety Level 2 Guide Campus Exposure Control Plan Biosafety Lab Supplies Protecting Vacuum Lines From Biohazards Biological Samples Stored in Liquid Nitrogen Risk Group 2 Biological Materials Storage Biotoxins Management and Handling Radiation Safety Using Radioactive Materials Contamination Surveys Calculators and Tools Deactivating a Radiation Laboratory Forms for Working with Radioactive Materials Radiation Safety Manual Laser Safety Laser Hazards and Control Measures Laser Classification Laser Safety Resources Electrical Safety Electrical Safety in the Research Laboratory
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