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Below is a description of the hazards followed by handling and storage requirements necessary to work with this material. Include this information in the laboratory Chemical Hygiene Plan.\nChemical Classifications:\nBrief Safety Overview:\nHazard Classification:\n(Describe hazards or hazardous conditions associated with this material or its handling.)\nThe Principal Investigator is responsible for training employees using the material.  The training should include a discussion of the known and potential hazards and an explanation of the relevant policies, techniques and procedures including the proper use of personal protective equipment and containment equipment (engineering controls).  Employees should be trained initially and then annually thereafter.  Their knowledge, competence and practices should be evaluated and documented.\nLimit access to authorized users. (If applicable)\nTransportation of the chemical within the facility should be performed using a sealed, non-breakable secondary container. (Transportation precautions if applicable)\nIn case of fire use Class (Enter fire extinguisher class info from SDS) fire extinguisher. Individuals must be trained to use extinguishing equipment prior to use.\n(List or describe incompatible materials)\n(continued)\n\u000fMinimum Protective Clothing:\n(List required personal protective equipment.  Described in Section 8 of the SDS. Contact the Office of Research Safety for assistance assigning appropriate PPE if necessary.)\n(Specify type of gloves if necessary)\nMinimum Protective Equipment:\n(Specify required engineering controls such as chemical fume hood, shielding, etc. Described in Section 8 of the SDS)\nHandling Instructions\nTraining and Work Practices\n(Describe handling instructions. List step by step procedure describing the required protective equipment, engineering controls and work practices for each step)\nStorage\n(Describe storage requirements.  Located in the Section 7 of the SDS)\nWaste disposal:\n(Describe any specific handling or storage instructions for waste material)\nLabel using the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.uthsc.edu/research/safety/documents/haz-waste-labels-2015.pdf\" \u0014Hazardous Waste label\u0015 accessible on the Office of Research Safety website.\nContact Office of Research Safety by emailing \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:labsafety@uthsc.edu\" \u0014labsafety@uthsc.edu\u0015 for pickup.\nEmergency Procedures\nSpills or fires\n(Describe spill clean-up procedure.  Located in Section 6 of the SDS.)\nFires and large chemical spills must be treated as an emergency.  Notify your co-workers and supervisor and be prepared to evacuate the area. Once in a safety location contact the Research Safety Affairs at 8-6114 or call the UTHSC Police at 8-4444.  In the event of fire if possible close the fume hood sash, and send a co-worker to pull the fire alarm.  Only fight a fire if the fire alarm has been activated, you have been trained in hands-on fire extinguisher use and your exit path is clear. Skin: Remove all contaminated clothing immediately. Wash with water and soap.  Rinse thoroughly.\nCall Safety Affairs @ 8-6114 (if there is no answer, call UT Police @ 8-4444.)  (Provide your name, phone number, location, and amount of material spilled)\nExposure Response\n(Described in Section 4 of the SDS.  The most common response actions are described below.)\nSkin: Remove all contaminated clothing immediately. Wash with water and soap.  Rinse thoroughly.\nEyes: Rinse under water for 15 minutes then seek medical treatment.\nInhalation: Move to fresh air.\nIngestion: Seek medical treatment.\nTechnical Notes:\n(Describe any additional precautions of technical issues that should be brought to the attention of the individuals handling the material.)","cbCaiaw9027RPkL4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaw9027RPkL4","doc",181760,"English","# Standard Operating Procedure\n## Chemical Hazard Overview\n## Training and Work Practices\n## Handling, Storage, and Waste Disposal\n## Emergency Procedures and Exposure Response","[{\"question\":\"What does the Standard Operating Procedure template require from the SDS?\",\"answer\":\"It requires using the SDS to identify special precautions, hazards, and related handling, storage, protective equipment, emergency steps, and exposure response actions.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is responsible for training employees to work with the chemical?\",\"answer\":\"The Principal Investigator is responsible for employee training, including discussion of known and potential hazards and proper use of personal protective equipment and containment/engineering controls, with initial training and annual updates.\"},{\"question\":\"What emergency actions are included for spills or fires?\",\"answer\":\"The template instructs treating fires and large chemical spills as emergencies: notifying coworkers and supervisors, preparing to evacuate, contacting Research Safety Affairs or UT Police, and following specific steps such as closing the fume hood sash when possible and activating alarms.\"}]","Standard Operating Procedure - Chemical Safety Handling and Storage Template | DOC"]