You must obtain a Permit to Work before commencing work in any of CLES laboratories or roof areas** For safety and insurance purposes, external service engineers and members of the Campus Services Division must obtain a permit to work before commencing work in any laboratory and certain other areas such as the roof and aquaria. They must be warned of any hazards associated with the area. Equipment for repair should be clean and free from hazards before they commence work. Due attention should be given to areas containing asbestos. These permits also ensure that the workers are covered by the University third party indemnity insurance. **Permits for working on the roof will also require a Campus Services to work on the roof’ ‘permit giving authorisation to carry out work. Persons responsible for issuing work permits: (Persons who are responsible for issuing permits to be named here) CONTACT THESE PERSONNEL IN LABORATORIES BEFORE STARTING WORK: (Contact details of those responsible for laboratories within the disciplines should be named here) Contractors, engineers and Campus Services staff are required to comply with Colleges’ Code of Safety Practice while on Colleges’ premises, in particular the points highlighted below. A copy of the full COP is available on request. General Safety and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) All staff, research workers, visiting workers and students are required to contribute to health and safety in Biosciences Buildings by working in a manner that is clean, tidy and thoughtful at all times and by following G.L.P. Hazardous materials and procedures must be subject to an appropriate safety assessment. You must not enter 'authorised only' areas without the permission of the appropriate lab manager There must be no eating, drinking, smoking or application of cosmetics in laboratories. Hands should be washed when leaving the laboratory/area and before meals etc. Laboratory coats must be worn and be fastened in laboratories. In BSL 2 laboratories, visitors lab coats are provided these must be worn while in the laboratory. Safety spectacles or visors must be worn when handling acids, alkalis, corrosive or other hazardous materials. Suitable gloves should be worn when handling hazardous materials. Disposable gloves should be changed frequently to avoid contamination. Remove disposable gloves before handling other equipment and books and before leaving the laboratory. Do not work with flammable solvents near a naked flame Mobile phones must be turned off particularly when working with flammable solvents (In case of a query please contact Mike Wetherell in GP 313a or Nick Tongue in Biocat 2.6)
You must obtain a Permit to Work before commencing work in any of CLES laboratories or roof areas** For safety and insurance purposes, external service engineers and members of the Campus Services Division must obtain a permit to work before commencing work in any laboratory and certain other areas such as the roof and aquaria. They must be warned of any hazards associated with the area. Equipment for repair should be clean and free from hazards before they commence work. Due attention should be given to areas containing asbestos. These permits also ensure that the workers are covered by the University third party indemnity insurance. **Permits for working on the roof will also require a Campus Services ‘permit to work on the roof’ giving authorisation to carry out work. Persons responsible for issuing work permits: (Persons who are responsible for issuing permits to be named here) CONTACT THESE PERSONNEL IN LABORATORIES BEFORE STARTING WORK: (Contact details of those responsible for laboratories within the disciplines should be named here) Contractors, engineers and Campus Services staff are required to comply with Colleges’ Code of Safety Practice while on Colleges’ premises, in particular the points highlighted below. A copy of the full COP is available on request. General Safety and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) All staff, research workers, visiting workers and students are required to contribute to health and safety in Biosciences Buildings by working in a manner that is clean, tidy and thoughtful at all times and by following G.L.P. Hazardous materials and procedures must be subject to an appropriate safety assessment. You must not enter 'authorised only' areas without the permission of the appropriate lab manager There must be no eating, drinking, smoking or application of cosmetics in laboratories. Hands should be washed when leaving the laboratory/area and before meals etc. Laboratory coats must be worn and be fastened in laboratories. In BSL 2 laboratories, visitors lab coats are provided these must be worn while in the laboratory. Safety spectacles or visors must be worn when handling acids, alkalis, corrosive or other hazardous materials. Suitable gloves should be worn when handling hazardous materials. Disposable gloves should be changed frequently to avoid contamination. Remove disposable gloves before handling other equipment and books and before leaving the laboratory. Do not work with flammable solvents near a naked flame Mobile phones must be turned off particularly when working with flammable solvents (In case of a query please contact Mike Wetherell in GP 313a or Nick Tongue in Biocat 2.6)