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LABORATORY
SAFETY |
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1.
Introduction |
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2.
Chemical Hazard Communication |
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Definition
of a Chemical Hazard
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Health
Hazards |
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Exposure
Limits |
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Toxicity
Information |
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OSHA's Hazard Communication
Standard |
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Material
Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) |
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Signs
and Labels |
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Hazard
Rating Systems |
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Signs
and Symptoms of Overexposure |
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3.
Protection Engineering Controls Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) |
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4.
OSHA's Laboratory Standard |
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The
Purpose of OSHA's Laboratory Standard |
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Where
the OSHA Laboratory Standard Applies |
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Other
Regulations That May Apply to Your Lab |
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Chemical
Hygiene Plan |
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Chemical
Hygiene Officer |
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Employee
Information and Training |
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Medical
Consultations |
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Monitoring
- Exposure Level Determination |
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5.
Standard Methods of Prevention |
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Common
Laboratory Safety Practices |
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Chemical
Handling |
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Glassware
Safety |
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Housekeeping |
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When
Prior Approval is Required |
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Chemical
Storage |
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Particularly
Hazardous Chemicals |
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6.
Other Aspects of Safety |
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Hazards
of Compressed Gases |
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Biological
Hazards |
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Radiation |
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Nonionizing
Radiation |
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Laboratory
Waste |
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Electrical
Safety |
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Ergonomics |
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7.
Emergencies |
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Standard
Operating Procedures (SOPs) |
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Determining
if Emergency is Minor or Major |
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First
Aid Kit |
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Minor
Emergencies |
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Major
Emergencies |
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Calling
Emergency Responders |
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8.
What Does Safety Mean to You? |
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