Fill out the label completely, including percentages of constituents, the hazards of the waste, and contact name. If you do not know the hazards of your chemical, use the MSDS of the chemical to determine what they are. Do not date the container or label. Deface or remove any original labels remaining on the container to avoid confusion about the identity of the waste. Please note that the percentages MUST ADD UP TO 100%. If a waste bottle is full, check to see if it has a piece of red tape with a RT# on it. If it does, this means there is a bigger waste receptacle in Histology (CD186A) where the full little bottle may be dumped and then re-used. For example, xylene, formaldehyde and methanol all have RT#’s: Waste RT# Formaldehyde 754 Xylene 755 Methanol 756 If these bottles are full, please dump them in the appropriate container in Histology rather than starting a new bottle. Chemical Waste Pick-Up: Request collection of your waste by submitting a found online at http://www.ehs.washington.edu/forms/epo/1470.pdf. Fill out all information completely and fax or mail the form (information is on the form). Rubelab Protocols: Lab protocols may be found on the . Additional protocols and procedures may be found in the notebooks located above the desk in the Histology lab (CD186A). Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Hard copies of Rubelab SOPs are in the Lab Safety Manual that is kept above the desk in the Histology lab (CD186A). These are also accessible on the Rubelab website (). Material Data Safety Sheets (MSDS)
Fill out the label completely, including percentages of constituents, the hazards of the waste, and contact name. If you do not know the hazards of your chemical, use the MSDS of the chemical to determine what they are. Do not date the container or label. Deface or remove any original labels remaining on the container to avoid confusion about the identity of the waste. Please note that the percentages MUST ADD UP TO 100%. If a waste bottle is full, check to see if it has a piece of red tape with a RT# on it. If it does, this means there is a bigger waste receptacle in Histology (CD186A) where the full little bottle may be dumped and then re-used. For example, xylene, formaldehyde and methanol all have RT#’s: Waste RT# Formaldehyde 754 Xylene 755 Methanol 756 If these bottles are full, please dump them in the appropriate container in Histology rather than starting a new bottle. Chemical Waste Pick-Up: Request collection of your waste by submitting a found online at http://www.ehs.washington.edu/forms/epo/1470.pdf. Fill out all information completely and fax or mail the form (information is on the form). Rubelab Protocols: Lab protocols may be found on the . Additional protocols and procedures may be found in the notebooks located above the desk in the Histology lab (CD186A). Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Hard copies of Rubelab SOPs are in the Lab Safety Manual that is kept above the desk in the Histology lab (CD186A). These are also accessible on the Rubelab website (). Material Data Safety Sheets (MSDS)
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