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==General Lab Safety==
* EHS_BLS025w ONLINE REQUIRED General Laboratory Safety Training (online)
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...Personnel preparing this agent should wear double nitrile or latex gloves, safety glasses and a lab coat. All needles, syringes, vials, ampules and other mat
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==Lab Safety==
* For notes about required training courses see [[ Safety and Animal Training ]]
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Biological safety cabinets (BSCs) and disposable sterile items obviate the need for open flam
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*Use power supplies with safety features that detect no-load, overload, sudden load change, short circuit,
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...aterials, care should be taken to use tightly capped tubes and/or sealable safety cups or rotors that can be loaded and unloaded in a fume hood or biosafety
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*[[Safety and Animal Training]]
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At minimum, safety glasses, lab coat, long pants, and closed toed shoes are to be worn when en
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...drug work will be conducted in a chemical fume hood or Class II Biological Safety Cabinet.
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...he cold trap is appropriate for situation and follows all manufacturer and safety guidelines.
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...ted in this procedure contact the LD/Laboratory Supervisor or Occupational Safety and Environmental Health at (734) 647-1143.
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...lammable, or explosive – check the safety data sheet for more information. Safety considerations for these properties must also be followed.
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ALWAYS work with BME inside a chemical fume hood or 100% exhausted biological safety cabinet (Class II, Type B2).
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*Consult the SDS and Laboratory Chemical Safety Summary for Ethidium Bromide in Prudent Practices in the Laboratory (Nation
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...r more safety information, refer to Prudent Practice’s Laboratory Chemical Safety Summary for Phenol.
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...units and other engineered sharps injury protections, which has a built-in safety feature or mechanism that effectively reduce exposures, and needleless syst
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...ncerns about the adequacy of ventilation, consult OSEH Research Health and Safety (734) 647-1143 to determine if additional ventilation or an oxygen sensor/a
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...permit the handing of such materials in a fume hood, contact Occupational Safety and Environmental Health (OSEH) at (734) 647-1143 to review the adequacy of
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*Consult your Safety Data Sheet for more information on hazards.
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