Information
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PI
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Building
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Rooms
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Personnel
Signage
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Room Haz Com sheets posted and updated (bio, carcinogen, rad, other)
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Abbreviation sheet posted in lab
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Emergency Response Guide posted in lab
Documentation and Training
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Access to BLINK safety resources
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Chemical Hygiene Plan (access/read)
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New Lab Worker Checklist
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UC Lab Safety Fundamentals Training
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Annual Lab Hazards Training
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Blood Born Pathogen (BBP) initial / refresher / Viral Vectors Training
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Records updated in CHUA (personnel, LHAT, HCPs, PPE, Training)
Work Practices
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Clean Areas posted
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Refrigerators/ freezers posted no food, drink, flammable storage
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Single pass water and water conservation
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Sink available for hand washing (soap & towels available)
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Non-hazardous piercing properly disposed (glass box)
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No exposed sharps (razor blades & needles properly stored)
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Lab in good repair (housekeeping! walls intact! ceiling tiles)
Lab Emergency Preparations
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All lab personnel know evac procedures, routes, assembly areas
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All lab personnel know response for injuries and exposures (yellow door signs)
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Is there an approved eyewash and shower station with 10 sec / 55 ft
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Eyewash/shower area clear of obstructions (36" around)
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Eyewash/shower tested within the last month
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First Aid kit present and stocked
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Lab Spill Kit available
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Items >42" high seismically secured
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Heavy items secured / stored on lower shelves / cabinets closed / shelf lips
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Lab negative pressure to hallway
Fire / Life Safety
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Exits / aisles / corridors free from obstructions
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Lab / Fire doors kept close (to hallway)
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Fire Extinguisher annual and monthly checks
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Fire Alarm bells / strobes unobstructed
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Storage clearance from ceiling 18" w/ sprinklers, 24" w/o sprinklers
Electrical / Mechanical Safety
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Electrical panel accessible
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Plugs, cords, and receptacles in good condition (no tape, cracks, bare wires)
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Appropriate extension cord use (no permanent wiring, in series, through walls, trip hazard)
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Movable parts guarded on equipment
Environmental Rooms
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Clean and clutter free
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Correct storage (no mold, limited cardboard use, no flammable materials, no gas cylinders
Chem Safety Basics
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All lab personnel know how to access SDSs
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Storage cabinets labeled / clean / uncluttered
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Containers labeled / good condition / stored securely / closed when not in use / no visible contamination / appropriate location
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Chemicals separated by hazard classification ( acids, bases, oxidizers, flammables)
Flammables
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<10 gal of flammable located outside approved flammable storage cabinet
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Approved flammable storage cabinet present if more than 10 gal present
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Flammables stored in approved containers if over 1 gal / 4 liters
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Domestic refrigerator / environmental rooms do not have flammable materials stored
PPE
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Appropriate attire and footwear worn in lab at all times
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Lab coat assigned and worn in lab
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Gloves available and appropriate
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Eye protection assigned, available, and used
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Face shield/splash goggles available if required
Compressed Gases
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Gas cylinders secured upper and lower with non-combustible straps
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Cylinder capped when not in use
Fume hoods
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Tested yearly / EH&S test certificate current
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Audio alarm or visual indicator functioning
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Clutter minimized (equipment, supplies, and chemicals) / not used for storage
Special Hazards
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Lab personnel know how to access EH&S online HCPs (pyrophoric, carcinogens, cryogenic, drugs, etc.)
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Ethers and other peroxide formers are dated when received, when opened, and disposed of within one year or expiration date (which ever comes first)
Basic Biosafety
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Posses an active Biohazard Use Authorization (BUA)
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Biosafety Cabinet is certified and/or disinfected as stated by BUA
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Vacuum flasks correctly labeled / in secondary containers / in-line filter / disinfected correctly
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PPE used in BLS II and above
Chemical Waste
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Disposed of through EH&S (no disposal through evaporation, drain, trash)
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Waste tags / secondary containers / no open containers / disposed of within 90 days / no contamination
Biohazardous Waste
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Red Bag Waste: in rigid labeled (bio symbol) covered container / double red bags / address label with building, room #, WGN / not overfilled
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Sharps: address label with building, room #, & WGN / not over-filled / taped shut for disposal
Other Waste
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Universal waste (batteries, light bulbs) disposed of through EH&S
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E-waste sent to Surplus Sales<br>
Controlled Substances
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Complete CS Self Assessment Audit Sheet