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3738 Fire Extinguishers November 8 2011 Ratings B C D A Ordinary Combustibles Flammable Liquids Electrical Equipment Combustible Metals Types Dry Chemical multipurpose use Halon. 1450e3 Chemical Hygiene plan shall include viii Provisions for additional employee protection for work with particularly hazardous substances These include select carcinogens reproductive toxins and substances which have a high degree of acute toxi Standard Operating Procedures. August . 23. , . 2011. Personal . Hygeine. Wash promptly whenever a chemical has contacted the skin. Wash well with soap and water before leaving the laboratory; do not wash with solvents. Hazardous Waste Disposal. September . 20, . 2011. Containers should not be stacked, instead call for pick-up. Separate . halogenated . from . non-h. alogenated . liquids. Bulk Chemical Waste. Containers must be closed at all times during storage, except when waste is being added or removed. 1 1910.1450(e)(3) Chemical Hygiene plan 43-44. Chemical Storage. February 21, 2012. Acids. Segregate . from reactive . metals. Keep . oxidizing acids (such as HNO. 3. , HClO. 4. , . HClO. 3. , . H. 2. CrO. 4. , H. 2. SO. 4. ) separated from organic . 29-30. Eye Protection. October . 18, . 2011. Eye protection is . required . for all personnel . and any . visitors present in locations where chemicals are handled and a chemical splash hazard exists. . Eyewashes and Safety Showers. September . 13, . 2011. Keep . an area . ≥30 . inches around eyewash station free from . obstacles. Eyelids . have to be forcibly kept open to ensure effective . washing. Plan and . Chemical Inventory. Mark Yanchisin. Coordinator for Clinical and Laboratory Safety Programs. Environmental Health and Safety. Mark@ehs.ufl.edu. 352-392-1591. Chemical Hygiene Plan. Required . 47-49. Chemical Spills. March 6, . 2012. If cleaning up a . SMALL. spill yourself. Be aware of . the hazards associated with the . spilled materials. Have . adequate . ventilation and . proper . PPE. Burns. January . 31, . 2012. Chemical Burns. If the chemical is a powder, brush it away. Remove contaminated clothing. If eyes are affected, flush with cold water. Cover burn with sterile gauze or a clean cloth. 8. Control Measures and Equipment. January 10, 2012. Ventilation. Laboratory ventilation should be not less that six air changes per hour (calculated. ) . Work with toxic chemicals that have low air concentration limits, or that have high vapor pressures, should always be done in a . Occupational Health and Safety. Table of Contents. Introduction. Responsibilities. Standard Operating Procedures/Standard Practices. Controlling Chemical Exposures. Chemical Fume Hoods and Other Engineering Controls . Exposure control plan (ECP). Annual Review. Topics covered. General lab safety. CHP information. Lab Procedures & Personal Protective Equipment. Hazard Chemicals & NFPA symbols/GHS. Laboratory use of Hazardous Chemicals. Grand Valley State University. Training Section 1 of 3. Part 1. : . Academic and Research Safety at GVSU. GVSU committed . to providing a safe work environment for the health and well-being of its employees and students. We have developed .