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1 Published on UC Davis Safety Services ( Billing and Recharge es The following are current rates for services provided by Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), Occupational Health Services (OHS), Fire Prevention and Teaching & Research Animal Care Services (TRACS). These rates have been approved by the UC Davis es Committee. es are subject to change, but customers will be notified prior to implementation of new rates. es for Environmental Health & Safety es for Fire Prevention Services es for Occupational Health Services es for TRACS - Husbandry Services es for TRACS - Veterinary Services EH&S Billing Information System [1] es for Occupational Health Services UC Davis Occupational Health Services clinic costs are covered by Workman s Compensation funding that is generated by employee payroll, some services are provided to students and other Non-UC personnel as a convenience to the campus. es are being proposed to cover the cost incurred with these services. Effective 10/1/14 Effective 10/1/14 Internal Customers External Customers Respirator Questionnaire$44.00 Respirator Clearance $ Respirator Fitting $50.00 (plus supplies) Clearance - Primate $ $ Physical $ $ TB Testing $72.00 $96.00 Initial Visit $ $ Follow up Visit $ $ Missed Appointment $50.00 $64.00 es for Environmental Health & Safety Chemical Waste Disposal* Current Approved es Bulkable Hi BTU (Mixed organic solvents, solvents with pesticides) $3.50/lb. Bulkable Lo BTU $4.40/lb. Bulkable Acid $2.90/lb. 1
2 (Acidic solutions, e.g. Hydrocholoric, Sulfuric, or Nitric acids) $2.90/lb. Non-Reactive Lab Pack (Most dry lab chemicals, toxic mixed classes of hazardous waste) $18.70/lb. Reactive Lab Pack (Reactive solutions and solids) Mercury Compound Waste (Mercury containing solutions, Mercury salts) Photo Waste (Fixer, develop - no bleach or stop bath) Medical Waste Sharps (Sharps container without chemicals) Lead Batteries Unknown Wastes Vendor Surcharge Other Non-routine Wastes (Waste requiring special handling by EH&S) $36.50/lb. $31.40/lb. $5.60/gal. $9.70/lb. $0.70/lb. $16.80/ea. $94.70/hr. *As part of the Hazardous Materials Removal Program, chemical waste recharges have been suspended for academic units 7/1/14-6/13/16. Only administrative units will be billed during this period. Combined Hourly e Current Approved es Food & Sanitation Inspection Special Event Food Inspection-Non Perishable Special Event Food Insp-Perishable $227.50/booth Due Diligence $91.00/booth CAHFS Miscellaneous Hourly Radiation Dosimetry Per Badge Dosimetry - TLD (Whole Body) $5.00/ea. Dosimetry - Finger Ring $5.00/ea. Dosimetry - Wrist Badge $5.00/ea. Dosimetry - Film Badge (Whole Body)$4.00/ea. Dosimetry CR39 $12.00/ea. Dosimetry - Environmental Monitors $5.50/ea. Late or Lost Dosimetry Per Badge Late or Lost Dosimetry - TLD (Whole Body) $60.00/ea. Late or Lost Dosimetry - Finger Ring $51.00/ea. Late or Lost Dosimetry - Wrist Badge $60.00/ea. Late or Lost Dosimetry - Film Badge (Whole Body)$48.00/ea. Late or Lost Dosimetry CR39 $60.00/ea. Late or Lost Dosimetry - Environmental Monitors $73.00/ea. Radioactive Waste* Current Approved es Short Lived Dry Waste (Half life <120 days) $24.40/lb. Long Lived Dry Waste (Half life > 120 days) $34.20/lb. Short Lived Biological Waste (non-infectious) $71.60/lb. (Half life <120 days) Long Lived Biological Waste (non-infectious) 2
3 Long Lived Biological Waste (non-infectious) $78.70/lb. (Half life >120 days) Exempt Vial Waste 3 14 (Only H and C < 0.05 uci/ml) Regulated Vial Waste (All other vial waste) Aqueous Liquid Waste (No hazardous chemical constituents) Primary Vials Other Non-Routine Wastes (Mixed radioactive/chemical wastes, etc.) $95.40/flat $438.90/flat $85.30/gal. $40.30/ea. $108.20/hr. plus supplies and actual vendor charges *As part of the Hazardous Materials Removal Program, radioactive waste recharges have been suspended for academic units 7/1/14-6/13/16. Only administrative units will be billed during this period. Radiation Use Authorization FeesCurrent Approved es Hazard ing Category 1A $302.00/yr. Hazard ing Category 1B $605.00/yr. Hazard ing Category 2 $1,210.00/yr. Hazard ing Category 3 $3,629.00/yr. Hazard ing Category 4 $3,629.00/yr. Radioactive Materials State License FeeCurrent Approved e Annual State License Fee* $133.69/yr. *Note: $29,418 annual state fee divided equally among RUA license holders X-Ray Machine Use Authorization* Current Approved es X-Ray MUA Electron Microscope $374.00/audit X-Ray MUA Cabinet $230.00/audit X-Ray MUA Diffraction $379.00/audit X-Ray MUA Therapy $436.00/audit X-Ray MUA Radiographic/Fluoroscopic$639.00/audit X-Ray MUA CT Scanner $624.00/audit Stored Unit $105.00/unit *Includes Biennial State Registration Fee es for Fire Prevention Services Fire Prevention Services Current Construction Inspection and Plan Review$150.00/hr es for TRACS - Husbandry Services For questions regarding TRACS - Husbandry rates, please contact Peter Vertz at pjvertz@ucdavis.edu [2] or e CodeSpecies Housing Effective 8/1/ Addt'l Labor $.66/min or $39.00/hr Rodent/Rabbit First Day Extra Cat/Dog First Day Extra Large Animal First Day Extra $2.32 $4.13 $ /conventional $0.74 3
4 /conventional $ /conventional $ /infectious $ /infectious $ /barrier $ /barrier $ /barrier no feed $ /barrier no feed $ $ No Feed $ Barrier $ Gerbil $ Hamster $ Guinea Pig $ Rabbit Cage $ Rabbit Rabbitry $ Cat $ Cat Investigator Maintained $ Dog Run $ Dog Run/Special Feed $ <5 weeks $0.39 >5 weeks/cage $1.21 >5 weeks/floor $0.66 >5 weeks, investigator maintained$ Sheep/Goat Pen $ Sheep/Goat Barn $ Swine Barn $ Drop calf - 2 months $ Metal pen/<400# $ Barn/<400# $ Cow Pen/Dry lot $ Primate Cage full care $ Bird (small) Floor/Cage $ Bird (owl) Floor/Cage $ Lizard $ Lizard PI Purchased Food $ Frog - Large Per Large Tank $7.05 4
5 Frog - Large Frog - Small Ferret Ferret Per Large Tank Per Small Tank Not Direct Bedding Direct Bedding $7.05 $1.69 $4.80 $6.53 es for TRACS - Veterinary Services UC Davis Customer Hourly es (effective 4/1/12) Veterinarian$143.00/hr. Technician $52.00/hr. Student $11.00/hr. External Customer Hourly es (effective 4/1/12) Veterinarian$200.00/hr. Technician $70.00/hr. Student $15.00/hr. Rodent Health Surveillance es (effective 1/1/12) Rodent Type High DensityMedium DensityLow Density Conventional Mice $0.05/cage $0.06/cage $0.12/cage Contain/Micro Mice $0.19/cage Medium Barrier Mice $0.11/cage -- $0.22/cage High Barrier Mice $0.12/cage -- $0.25/cage Vendor Barrier Mice $0.21/cage -- $0.42/cage Sentinel Barrier Mice $0.23/cage s $0.07/cage $0.11/cage $0.25/cage Guinea Pigs $0.24/animal$0.48/animal $0.96/animal Hamsters/Gerbils $0.08/animal$0.12/animal $0.28/animal Vole/Peromyscus/Other Rodent$0.06/cage $0.09/cage $0.17/cage Wild Rodent $0.08/cage $0.12/cage $0.24/cage Contact Business Services Office ssbusinessservices@ucdavis.edu More information /business-services-staff-listing [3] The Regents of the University of California, Davis campus. All rights reserved. Source URL (modified on 02/09/16 12:53pm): Links [1] [2] mailto:pjvertz@ucdavis.edu [3] 5
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