OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND SAFETY
LABORATORY INSPECTION FORM
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Department: Plant and Soil Sciences |
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Principle Investigator(s): B. Lemieux and A. Shapiro |
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Inspector(s): Kelly Morgan, Cindy Boettger |
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Area S UNS NA Comments (CHO
Response) ADMINISTRATIVE: Emergency
Posting? After hours work? Windows covered? Unauthorized
occupants? Chemical
inventory
available? MSDSs in lab? RTK/CHP training? (A. Shapiro, B. Lemieux, A.
Shauger, C. Boettger and S. Irian last training on 4/8/98.;
No training for J. Crumm, B. Farnworth, G. Negrouk, V.
Negrouk, C. Worley, R. Hermann, J. Peng, C.
Zhang.) Job Hazard
Analysis? Have nonformalized SOP
policies/procedures PPE available? No Smoking, Eating,
Drinking? Emergency
training? Check all computerized
laboratory equipment for Y2000 compliance. ELECTRICAL: General
condition? Use of extension
cords? Breaker/Circuit
identification? Ground fault
protection? GENERAL
SAFETY: Housekeeping/egress? Tripping/slipping
hazards? Surplus
equipment? Hot
surfaces/equipment? Refrigerators/freezers? Safety shower/eye
wash? Potable water
protection? First Aid Kits? Needles/syringes
secured? Emergency lights? Ice machines/microwave
ovens? FIRE SAFETY
CONCERNS: Fire
extinguishers? Detectors/sprinklers? Combustible
storage? Extinguishing
systems? Special concerns? CHEMICAL CONCERNS: Spill kits? 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. WASTE MANAGEMENT: Quantity of waste
accumulated? Segregated in proper
containers? Properly labeled? Properly
stored/secured? PHYSICAL/ ENVIRONMENTAL
CONCERNS Equipment clean and
operable? Laboratory
lighting? Moving parts
guarded? Noise levels? Sharp edges,
points? Shields used? Temperature? Wet floors? PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
(PPE) Proper lab
attire? PPE made
available? Safety glasses being
worn? VENTILATION Fume hood in use? Fume hood located down the
hall. Fume hood
certified? Proper use of fume
hood? Fume hood
cluttered? Biosafety
cabinets? Inspected 3/23/99 COMPRESSED GASES Unnecessary
storage? Capped/restrained/labeled
cylinders? Proper lines and
regulators? Regulators
inspected? 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 Infectious Agents Lasers PCBs Pesticides Recombinant DNA Reproductive
hazards
COMMENTS:
All highly hazardous chemicals must be used inside the fume hood. Extreme care must be taken in transporting these hazardous chemicals down the hall to where the fume hood is located.
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