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Laboratory Safety CNSE EHS Policy Statement CNSE is committed to: Protecting the health and Safety of it s employees, partners, customers and public Protecting the environment Complying with regulatory standards 2 Employee Responsibilities All individuals are responsible for Safety at CNSE Take an active role in your Safety and the Safety of others Plan and perform tasks in a safe manner Follow CNSE Safety policies and procedures Understand the potential hazards you may be exposed to Contact your manager if you feel you need additional Safety training 3 Hazards in Laboratories Fires or Explosions Chemicals Spills or Releases Electrical/Mechanical Biological Agents Radiation Exposure to hazardous materials via: Inhalation Skin absorption Injection Ingestion Case Study: UCLA Fatality Sheri Sanghi UCLA Research Associate On Dec.
•Protecting the health and safety of it’s employees, partners, customers and public ... •Understand the potential hazards you may be exposed to •Contact your manager if you feel you need additional safety training 3 . Hazards in Laboratories ... TMAH (Tetramethyl ammonium hydroxide)
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Tetramethyl, Potential, Chemicals, Designated, Constructing chemical groups for potential biomonitoring, Designated chemicals, Material Safety Data Sheet, POLYONE CORPORATION, REGULATE CHEMICALS OF HIGH, Regulate chemicals of high concern, Reactive Materials and Strong Reducing Agents, Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals and Pesticides, LUPEROX