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Back to the back door Safety IPPH Safety training on 1/15/14 Please follow our lab Waste Disposal procedure. Our lab is located in RHPH G12. All the researchers working in G12 are required to observe BSL-2 regulations. Please locate emergency exit outside G12. Please locate safety shower and Eyewash in G12. Chemical pickup request Purdue REM Emergency Procedures Building Emergency Plan Environmental Health Hazardous Materials Management Industrial Hygiene Chemical Hygiene Plan and Hazardous Materials Safety Manual Purdue Biological Safety Manual Handling and Disposal of Chemicals guidelines MSDS-Infectious substances Training For training on departmental equipment and building procedures, submit a work request at PHNS tech support Additional safety notes for handling biohazards per Bob Golden @ IBC/REM, 5/24/12 Liquid form of anti-cancer drugs or other biohazard used in cell culture may be handled in the way we currently do (bleach then drain to the sink). Use BSC or fume hood when handling anti-cancer drugs or biohazard. This is to “contain” the potential hazard in a limited location, should any spill or splash occur. Use PPE in handling the drugs: Goggles, mask Use an absorbent (diaper) on the surface (fume hood, BSC) when the drugs are handled. If the drugs are spilled, decontaminate the surface with alconox solution. Solid – collect separately and request REM pickup (label “trace cancer drug”) Make sure you wash hands after handling any chemicals or biohazards. If the chemicals are transported betweenbuildings, use a secondary container for the samples. Report direct exposure to chemicals or biohazard (911 outside work hour), Occupational health provider (446-2450, OCC, <6PM).