OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND
SAFETY
LABORATORY INSPECTION FORM
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Department: Plant and Soil Sciences |
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| Principle Investigator(s): K. Gartley |
Date: 1/22/03 |
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Inspector(s): L. York-Hubbard & K. Gartley |
Period: Winter 2002 |
Area S UNS NA Comments
(CHO Response) A.
ADMINISTRATIVE: Emergency
Posting? Will
fill out gray card. After
hours work? Not
much. Windows
covered? Unauthorized
occupants? Chemical inventory available? Biological
material inventory available? Krista
to call about polio and biological inventory. MSDSs
in lab? RTK/CHP
training? Job
Hazard Analysis? Will
complete (In process). PPE
available? No
Smoking, Eating, Drinking? Emergency
training? Lab
doors closed? B. ELECTRICAL: General
condition? Use
of extension cords? X Breaker/Circuit
identification? Ground
fault protection? C.
GENERAL SAFETY: Housekeeping/egress? Tripping/slipping
hazards? Surplus
equipment? Hot
surfaces/equipment? Gave
signs. Refrigerators/freezers? X Safety
shower/eye wash? Potable
water protection? First
Aid Kits? Needles/syringes
secured? Emergency
lights? Ice
machines/microwave ovens? X D. FIRE SAFETY CONCERNS: Fire
extinguishers? Detectors/sprinklers? X Combustible
storage? Extinguishing
systems? X Special
concerns? X E. CHEMICAL CONCERNS: Spill
kits? Will
look at guide document. Storage
by hazard? Flammables/combustibles? Container
labels? Excessive
quantities? Any
materials which are highly toxic or carcinogenic require a Standard
Operating Procedure developed. Check here for more details. Hydrazine
sulfate - will be switching F. WASTE MANAGEMENT: Quantity
of waste accumulated? Segregated
in proper containers? Properly
labeled? Properly
stored/secured? G. PHYSICAL/
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS Equipment
clean and operable? Laboratory
lighting? Moving
parts guarded? Noise
levels? Sharp
edges, points? Shields
used? Temperature? Wet
floors? H. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) Proper
lab attire? PPE
made available? Safety
glasses being worn? Contaminated
PPE? I. VENTILATION Fume
hood in use? Fume
hood certified? Proper
use of fume hood? Fume
hood cluttered? Biosafety
cabinets? J. COMPRESSED GASES Unnecessary
storage? Capped/restrained/labeled
cylinders? Proper
lines and regulators? Regulators
inspected? X Proper
labeling? X K.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: If any of the following are being used in
the lab, notify DOHS at x8475.
Acutely
toxic chemicals Animals Bloodborne
pathogens Carcinogens Heavy
metals
Work with heavy metals and animal manure. Hydrofluoric
Acid Infectious
Agents Lasers PCBs Pesticides Recombinant
DNA Reproductive
hazards
X
Need secondary containers in fume hood.
L. CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
Items marked as unsatifactory will be addressed by Karen Gartley
COMMENTS: 1.Would like general biological safety training.
2. Have Krista contact about polio virus and biological inventory.
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