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Biosafety Manual for the 91°µÍø
Biosafety Manual Introduction
Chapter 1: Biosafety Manual Purpose, Scope & Responsibilities
Chapter 2: Approval of Research Projects
Chapter 3: Biosafety Regulations and Guidelines
Chapter 4: Biosafety Principles
Chapter 5: Laboratory Biosafety Practices
Chapter 6: Laboratory Training
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Chemical Hygiene Plan for the 91°µÍø
Chapter 1: Chemical Hygiene Plan Purpose, Scope & Responsibilities
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Chapter 5: Highly Reactive Chemicals
Chapter 6: Identifying Peroxide-Forming Chemicals
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Partial List of Chemical Incompatibilities for the 91°µÍø
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Particularly Hazardous Substances for the 91°µÍø
Field Safety Manual Development Guide
Field Safety Manual Development Guide for the 91°µÍø
Section 1: Preface, Acronyms and Definitions
Section 2: Policy Statement – Field Safety
Section 3: Roles and Responsibilities
Section 4: Non-discrimination: Title IX
Section 5: Field Safety Planning and Preparation
Section 6: Field Safety Kit Creation
Section 7: Institutional Oversight for Fieldwork
Section 8: Field Safety Plan Review and Distribution
Section 9: Field Safety Briefing
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Radiation Safety Manual for the 91°µÍø
1.0 Radiation Safety Manual Introduction
2.0 Responsibility and Authority
3.0 Occupational Dose Limits and Contamination Standards
4.0 Handling Policies
5.0 Animal Use Policy
6.0 Procedure for Obtaining Radiation Use Authorization (RUA)
7.0 Procedure to Obtain Classroom Use Authorization (CUA)
8.0 Radiation Source Control Procedure
9.0 Contamination Control Procedures
10.0 Radiation and Contamination Surveys
11.0 Record Keeping Procedures
12.0 Sealed Source Use Procedures
13.0 Iodination Procedure I-125 and I-131
14.0 Instrumentation and Equipment
15.0 Source Storage Procedures
16.0 Restricted Area Designation Procedure
17.0 Leak Test Procedures
18.0 Personnel Monitoring
19.0 Procedure when Exposure Limits are Exceeded
20.0 Facility Design Criteria
21.0 Phosphorus-32 Use Procedures
22.0 Non-Ionizing Radiation Sources
Appendix A: Radiation Safety Staff and Services
Appendix B: Radiation Laboratory Rules
Appendix C: Waste Pick-Up and Disposal Procedures
Appendix D: Emergency Procedures
Appendix E: Definitions
Respiratory Protection Program
1.0 Respiratory Protection Program Introduction
2.0 Responsibility
3.0 Medical Evaluation
4.0 Education and Training
5.0 Respirator Selection and Use
6.0 Respiratory Equipment
7.0 Maintenance and Care of Respirators
8.0 Quantitative Fit Testing Procedures
9.0 Qualitative Fit Test Requirements
10.0 Record Keeping
11.0 Glossary
11.0: Glossary for the Respiratory Protection Program
Appendix B
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Written Hazard Communication Program
1.0 Introduction
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3.0 Chemical Labeling
4.0 Chemical Inventory
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7.0 Crystalline Silica
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11.0 Glossary
11.0: Glossary for the Written Hazard Communication Program
12.0 Acronyms
Appendix I: Labeling of Secondary Containers of Hazardous Chemicals
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