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Lab Safety and Health Audit
General Safety
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Lab is maintained secure. Door is locked when no one is in lab.
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Appropriate clothing worn by everyone in lab.
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Personal protective equipment (PPE) (i.e. lab coats, Autoclave gloves/apron, safety glasses, etc.)
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REFERENCE: Lab PPE to be worn
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Work and storage areas clear of clutter; access to exit is unrestricted.
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No food or drinks found in labs.
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Emergency phone numbers & plan posted next to phone.
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Broken glass cleaning equipment is available (grey hand broom and dust pan).
Chemical Safety
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Eyewash station/bottles are not blocked (easily accessible).
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Fume hood free of clutter and stored chemicals.
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Appropriate labels are found on all hazardous chemical containers.
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No flammable chemicals stored in regular refrigerator.
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Compressed gas cylinders secured in upright position.
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Compressed gas cylinders capped when not in use.
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Shelves and chemical containers in good condition (no leaks, rust).
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Spill control equipment (neutralizers, absorbent pads) are present.
Hazardous Waste
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Is Hazardous chemical waste generated in this area?
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Is regulated medical waste or "sharps" waste generated in this area?
Biological Safety
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Biological materials are not stored in hallways or chaseways in unlocked freezers or refrigerators.
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Biohazard signs are posted in all labs handling infectious materials.
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Lab coats, gowns or scrubs are in use in labs handling infectious materials.
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Disinfectants are on hand for sanitizing bench tops and treating spills.
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Biological safety cabinet(s) were certified within the last 12 months.
Radiation Safety
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Is radioactive material present in this area?
Completion
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Other observations or suggestions:
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