Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center Safety Office.

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Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center Safety Office

To review compliance with university, state, and federal safety regulations Kim Bryner

Records Chemicals Eyewashes and Showers Fume Hoods Housekeeping

A current Chemical Inventory Here is the updated format Safety/Chemical-Safety Safety/Chemical-Safety

A current Chemical Inventory MSDS for each chemical in inventory

SIGMA-ALDRICH MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Section 1 - Product and Company Information Product Name SODIUM NITRATE CRYSTALLINE Product Number S5506 Company Sigma-Aldrich Address 3050 Spruce Street SAINT LOUIS MO US Technical Phone: Fax: Emergency Phone: Section 2 - Composition/Information on Ingredient Substance Name CAS # SARA 313 SODIUM NITRATE No Formula NaNO3 Synonyms Chile saltpeter * Cubic niter * Nitrate de sodium (French) * Nitratine * Nitric acid, sodium salt *

A current Chemical Inventory MSDS for each chemical in inventory Training records for lab personnel

Certificate of Laboratory Training Department: Date: Employee Trained: Employee Job Title: ___ I understand the procedures that I am expected to perform, and am aware of any potential chemical and/or equipment hazards involved in working in this laboratory. ___ If I have any questions, I will contact the P.I. or Lab Manager before any chemicals are handled. ___ I know where the MSDSs for the chemicals in this laboratory are located and understand how to read them. ___ I know the location and use of safety materials such as spill kit, eyewash, safety shower, fume hood, fire extinguisher, etc. ___ I understand that my safety depends on the correct use of personal protective equipment such as eye goggles, gloves, lab coats, full shoes, etc. I understand how to use and will use this equipment. ___ I will not use equipment that is malfunctioning and will report the malfunction to the lab P.I. or lab Manager. ___ I understand how the chemicals in this laboratory are to used, stored, and disposed of in accordance with all regulations. Signature of Employee:Date: Signature of Principal Investigator: Date: Signature of CHO for this department:Date:

A current Chemical Inventory MSDS for each chemical in inventory Training records for lab personnel CHP available on-site

Chemicals segregated and properly stored All containers properly labeled

Chemicals segregated and properly stored All containers properly labeled Personal Protective Equipment available Gas tanks secured

Gas cylinders must be SECURED, and have an attached regulator OR safety cap at all times.

Chemicals segregated and properly stored All containers properly labeled Personal Protective Equipment available Gas tanks secured Hazardous waste disposed of properly

Records of regular testing Physical Availability Work orders submitted if needed

Functioning properly Not used for long-term storage Equipment in hood does not block the airflow

Evidence of eating or drinking in the lab Food stored in lab refrigerators Material stored in the 18 clear area below line of sprinklers Aisles filled with potential slip/trip/fall hazards Benches with no clear workspace

Safety office and CHO are responsible for identifying deficiencies Principal Investigator Chairperson Dean

Imminent danger Letter and audits sent to CHO and chairperson Potential fines from DEP, EPA and/or OSHA

Our goal is to help you perform your duties as CHO in keeping the faculty, staff and students in your department as safe as possible We want to avoid penalties to the university by demonstrating a good faith effort to comply with all regulations