SPECIAL HANDLING PROCEDURES Never work alone with extremely hazardous materials. Eliminate or substitute for a less hazardous material when possible. Design your experiment to use the amount of material possible to achieve the desired result. Do not exceed the scale or deviate from the experimental parameters which may be outlined in the lab-specific information section below without the approval of the PI. Perform adequate hazard analysis and risk assessment before beginning the experiment, as described in in Chapters 4-6. STORAGE REQUIREMENTS All hazardous materials must be labeled with their identity as well as all applicable warning statements. Manufacturer labels will contain all the necessary information. However, if material is repackaged or synthesized in the laboratory, please follow the protocols described in the CHEMICAL LABELLING section in Section II of the UCSB Chemical Hygiene Plan. SPILL AND INCIDENT PROCEDURES See directions under the Incident” tab of the UCSB Emergency Information “Chemical Flipchart should already be posted in all labs. – DECONTAMINATION Using proper personal protective equipment as outlined above, decontaminate equipment and bench tops using soap and water and properly dispose of all chemical and contaminated disposables as hazardous waste following the guidelines below. DISPOSAL See Waste Disposal” in Sec. II of the UCSB Chemical Hygiene Plan. “Chemical APPROVAL/REVIEW REQUIRED As they deem necessary, the PI/supervisor should insert here any prior approval or review needed before an individual can do the operation. DESIGNATED AREA As they deem necessary, the PI/supervisor should insert here any information about whether a special use-area is designated for this material/process. SAFETY DATA SHEETS Found online at:
SPECIAL HANDLING PROCEDURES Never work alone with extremely hazardous materials. Eliminate or substitute for a less hazardous material when possible. Design your experiment to use the amount of material possible to achieve the desired result. Do not exceed the scale or deviate from the experimental parameters which may be outlined in the lab-specific information section below without the approval of the PI. Perform adequate hazard analysis and risk assessment before beginning the experiment, as described in in Chapters 4-6. STORAGE REQUIREMENTS All hazardous materials must be labeled with their identity as well as all applicable warning statements. Manufacturer labels will contain all the necessary information. However, if material is repackaged or synthesized in the laboratory, please follow the protocols described in the CHEMICAL LABELLING section in Section II of the UCSB Chemical Hygiene Plan. SPILL AND INCIDENT PROCEDURES See directions under the “Chemical Incident” tab of the UCSB Emergency Information Flipchart – should already be posted in all labs. DECONTAMINATION Using proper personal protective equipment as outlined above, decontaminate equipment and bench tops using soap and water and properly dispose of all chemical and contaminated disposables as hazardous waste following the guidelines below. DISPOSAL See “Chemical Waste Disposal” in Sec. II of the UCSB Chemical Hygiene Plan. APPROVAL/REVIEW REQUIRED As they deem necessary, the PI/supervisor should insert here any prior approval or review needed before an individual can do the operation. DESIGNATED AREA As they deem necessary, the PI/supervisor should insert here any information about whether a special use-area is designated for this material/process. SAFETY DATA SHEETS Found online at:
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