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Waste Management Log Book Web address: www.ehs.psu.edu Designated Accumulation Area: Building & Room Number Location in Room Supervisor: E-mail Individual designated to ensure procedures are followed: (Lab Chemical Hygiene Officer) E-mail

Laboratory Safety Acknowledgement of Worker Instructions I hereby acknowledge having received instructions on the safety procedures for chemical storage and waste management, including: log book documentation proper labeling proper segregation non-leaking chemicals chemical containers kept closed when not in use storage limits under 55 gal. chemical review and inventory safety self audit secondary containment waste disposal procedure policy (SY 20) spill/emergency response procedures use/selection of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Specific training topics: Plan to designate specific location of waste accumulation Ensure documentation is maintained; check labeling, non-leaking chemicals, storage, and containment limits weekly How to fill out chemical disposal form and proper procedure for disposal of chemicals Segregation of chemicals into categories: flammable, bases, and acids in separate storage pans Chemicals are labeled and closed when not in use Storage limit (55 gallons) not exceeded Spill/ emergency response procedures Use/selection of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Maintain inventory in CHIMS, review chemicals annually: document date reviewed, whether chemical is retained or disposed of, and explanation Self-audit established by your research group. Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) Signature Date of Training Trainer

Comprehensive List of Individuals Trained to Handle Chemicals and Waste (A completed copy of this form should be provided to your Departmental office) Name: First Last Dept. E-Mail Last 4 digits PSU ID # Date of Training

No waste in Accumulation Area Labeled Properly Not currently generating waste Segregated Properly Not Leaking Secondary Containment in Place 55 Gal Storage Limit Not Exceeded Eyewash tested Chemical Waste Accumulation Area: Weekly Review Log Date Checked Signature

Print out and date a copy of CHIMS Inventory All chemicals stored must be reviewed annually. Any retained chemicals must be nonleaking, labeled and confirmed to be in good condition with plans to be used in upcoming research. I have reviewed all chemicals in my laboratories and confirm that they are in good condition and there are plans to use them in the future. PI Signature Date

PSU LABORATORY SAFETY INSPECTION FORM (To be completed annualy in January & submitted to your Dept. Office) Date: Inspector(s): Building & rm #: Department: A. COMPRESSED GASES: (1) Are cylinders properly secured in an upright position? (2) Are stored cylinders tightly capped & kept to a minimum? (3) Are flammable materials stored a minimum of 20 ft from oxygen cylinders? (4) Are regulators, connections, and tubing in good condition? (5) Is flammable gas tubing secured and labeled? (7) If toxic gases are used, are appropriate leak sensors/alarms in place, regularly checked, and calibrated? (8) If toxic gases with poor warning qualities are used (i.e. odorless), are redundant systems and shutoffs in place? B. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: Refrigerators and Freezers: (1) Are only "explosion proof" or "flammable storage" refrigerators/freezers used to store flammables? (2) Are refrigerators/freezers which are not "explosion proof" or "Flammable Storage" clearly labeled "NO FLAMMABLES ALLOWED"? (3) Are refrigerators labeled for "CHEMICAL USE ONLY" or "FOOD USE ONLY" and used accordingly? (4) Is the interior sound and free of chemical spills or contamination? (5) Are containers stored within stoppered or tightly closed? General Equipment: (1) Is electrical apparatus equipped with ground plugs or properly grounded? (2) Are extension cords in good condition and free of any splices? (3) Are extension cords for temporary use only, not overloaded, and no longer than six feet? (4) Are two-prong appliances not located directly above or within a five-foot radius of flammables or sinks? (5) Are electrical panels free from obstruction? (6) Are appliances properly grounded? C. EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT: Fire Extinguishers: (1) Are extinguishers in designated locations & are these locations labeled? (2) Are extinguishers accessible and free from obstructions? (3) Is the current year and date of last inspection indicated on the tag? Safety Showers and Eyewashes: (1) Are showers/eyewashes labeled, accessible, and free from obstructions? (2) Are eyewashes and drench hoses flushed weekly? (3) Are safety showers flushed annually? First Aid: (1) Are first aid kits stored in designated areas? (2) Is the kit properly stocked according to University Policy SY-21? Yes No NA

D. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES: Chemical Storage: (1) Has chemical inventory been updated annually? (2) Are chemicals dated upon receipt? (3) Are chemical containers labeled, capped, and in good condition? (4) Is the storage of chemicals on, above, or next to a desk avoided? (5) Are all corrosive chemicals stored below "eye level"? (6) Are chemicals segregated by hazard (organics away from oxidizers, flammables away from acids)? (7) Is chemical storage kept to a minimum? Solvent Storage: (1) Is excess solvent stored in approved safety cans or solvent storage cabinets and not placed high on shelving? (2) Are approved safety cans equipped with self-closing lids and are flame arrestors intact? (3) Are safety can lids closed? (4) Are safety cans/wash bottles properly labeled? Infectious/Chemical Waste: (1) Are waste containers labeled and chemical compositions identified? (2) Are waste areas inspected weekly and documentation maintained? (3) Is waste stored in secondary containment? (4)Have waste area overseer and Supervisor been designated? (5) Is total volume of all chemical waste < 55 gallons? (6) Has the self audit been conducted annually? (7) Are biohazard containers properly used where needed (i.e. autoclave bags, sharps containers)? Laboratory Hoods/Local Exhaust: (1) Are exhaust hoods working properly? (Confirm date of last inspection). (2) Do hood sashes open/close properly and is glass intact? (3) Is hood free of excess chemical storage/equipment? (4) Are hood sashes down (panels closed) when not accessing? E. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: Personal Equipment: (1) Are safety glasses with side shields worn as required? (2) Are substantial shoes worn with no sandals or open toes? (3) Is protective clothing worn while working at benches? (4) Are gloves selected and worn according to hazard? (5) Are chemical splash goggles/face shields worn when appropriate? Other Equipment: (1) Is proper protective equipment in place (shields,guards, warning sigs,etc? (2) Is secondary containment used for Hg use and storage? General Housekeeping: (1) Are aisles and exits free from obstructions? (2) Are benches/shelves not overloaded with unused equipment/chemicals? (3) Are no combustibles stored within three feet of the ceiling? (4) Is no damaged glassware in use (i.e. broken or chipped)? (5) Is lab apparatus properly assembled and used in a safe manner? (6) Are bicycles not stored in lab? F. SIGNS: (1) Are special hazard signs in place (i.e. lasers, cryogenic hazards, biohazards)? (2) Are lab doors labeled and information up-to-date? Yes No NA

G. TRAINING: (1) Have lab personnel been instructed in potential hazards and lab safety practices? (2) Has information been provided on the availability of "Right-to-Know" training? (3) Have all personnel in lab (including PI) received initial chemical/waste training? (4) Have all personnel in lab (including PI) completed the mandatory refresher training? H. VACUUM EQUIPMENT: (1) Are vacuum pump belt guards in place? (2) Are glass Dewars wrapped or shielded? (3) Are protective shatterproof shields in place when vacuum equip. is used? (4) Are glass desiccators under vacuum stored in metal guards or shielded? I. SECURITY (PSU POLICY SY-24): (1) Are radioactive, biohazardous material, and hazardous materials secured from unauthorized removal? (2) Is lab complying with Erickson/Schultz letter "Safety and Security Procedures for Hazardous Materials and Food Processing?" (3) Is lab familiar with PSU Policy SY-24 Use of Biohazardous Materials in Research and Instruction and conducting annual inventory of materials regulated by this policy? J. STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURS: (1) Are standard operating procedures established & available for hazardous operations? (2) Have you completed your Unit Specific Plan? Yes No NA Name of Principal Investigator (print) Signature of Principal Investigator Name of Department Head (print) Signature of Department Head

SATELLITE ACCUMULATION AREA Please Post Do you know your responsibilities for proper handling of hazardous waste? Please review the following requirements to ensure that you comply with environmental regulations and safe handling procedures. TRAINING: Environmental regulations require training of people who generate or handle hazardous waste. Training must take place within 90 days of date-of-hire; and annually thereafter. Training is offered on a regular schedule by Environmental Health and Safety (EHS). Check EHS Homepage www.ehs.psu.edu for available dates and times. CONTAINER LABELING AND SECONDARY CONTAINMENT: All hazardous waste containers must have a red waste tag at the time waste is first placed into the container. The red Chemical Disposal Label must accurately identify the content of the container. All containers must also be stored in plastic bins to catch any leakage. EHS supplies secondary containers and red tags. Call EHS if you need supplies or additional information. CONTAINER CLOSURE: Hazardous waste containers must be closed at all times during storage, except when waste is being added or removed. Keep containers closed. Regulations do not permit open funnels in waste Containers when not in use. STORAGE: For safety and environmental reasons, hazardous waste must be stored in a designated "Satellite Accumulation Area". These areas must be inspected weekly for container leakage, labeling, chemical compatibility and to determine that total volume does not exceed 55 gallons. If you have full waste containers, please fill out a Chemical pick up request available on our web page, www.ehs.psu.edu.