This article focuses on the safety operations related to the glove box system, as well as measures to avoid unnecessary injuries. 1. Please make sure that all pipelines are properly
Title Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 16: Working With Human, Non-Human Primate, and Other Mammalian Cells and Tissues Introduction Prior to beginning any work in a University of North Carolina
Title Biological Safety Manual – Chapter 07: Occupation Health Support for Biomedical Research Introduction The occupational health provider is integral in the promotion of a workplace culture of safety in
Title Environment, Health and Safety Manual – Chapter 06.06: Clinical Safety – Policy on Immunization for UNC-Chapel Hill Employees Credentialed by UNC Health or Otherwise Performing Job Duties in Patient-Facing
Title Environment, Health and Safety Manual – Chapter 06.06: Clinical Safety – Policy on Influenza Immunization for University Employees Credentialed by UNC Health Purpose Support the UNC Health strategy for
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regulates approximately 320 Chemicals of Interest (COI). Stony Brook University must comply with these security regulations for all Nitric Acid used and
Gloveboxes can be used to protect the items inside, the people outside or both. It is important to monitor whether the box is leaking and to keep records so you
Work Practices and Procedures Before using a fume hood, make sure your work area is clean and uncluttered. Never use the fume hood to store chemicals and equipment between procedures.
Title Environment, Health and Safety Manual – Chapter 05.08: Occupational Safety Policies – OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standards Policy The OSHA “Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens” (29 CFR Part 1910.1030) is
