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The template covers all the laboratory-specific elements of the Lab Standard and should be used in conjunction with the UAH Campus Chemical Hygiene Plan and the Laboratory Safety Manual. The UAH OEHS allows other formats to be used as long as they contain the necessary elements outlined in this document. Upon request, the Laboratory Chemical Hygiene Plan (Lab CHP) must be submitted to the OEHS. Contact the OEHS for questions or assistance at 824-2171.  \nThe Principal Investigator (PI) has the primary responsibility for ensuring the health and safety of their staff and for overall compliance with safety regulations, including the completion of the laboratoryspecific CHP. The PI can, however, delegate health and safety responsibilities to a trained and knowledgeable individual (referred to as the Laboratory Chemical Hygiene Officer) .  \nFilling out the Template  \nBelow are detailed instructions for completing each section of the template. The template is afillable PDF file which can be saved to your computer and submitted directly to the OEHS. Additional stand-alone SOP templates are also available and work in a similar manner. This will allow you to generate and save multiple SOPs without having to save the information for the other sections.  \nCertification Page:  \nThe name of the PIs (or other indication of where this plan applies) should be placed on the top of this page (in the box) . The PI and the Laboratory Chemical Hygiene Officer (if one has been appointed) must sign this page. Updates to the plan should be made whenever required by changes to the laboratories operations. Use the latest version of the template (found at the OEHS website) when performing updates. The Lab CHP must be reviewed annually, at a minimum. If no changes are required then the plan should be signed and dated by the reviewer (the PI or Lab) .  \nSection 1:  \nKey safety personnel should be identified in Section 1.1. The Principal Investigator may assign the role of Laboratory Chemical Hygiene Officer (Lab CHO), an individual delegated the responsibility for implementing the provisions of this plan, to a member of his laboratory staff. The Lab CHO must be qualified by training or experience to provide technical guidance. You may also include other knowledgeable staff members, the building manager, or other departmental personnel under this section.  \nAll individuals covered by this plan should be listed in Section 1.2. This should include all staff and students working in the indicated labs under the direction of the PI.  \nSection 2:  \nThis section provides space for identifying the locations where operations identified in the Laboratory CHP are performed. The template allows for multiple buildings and rooms within  \nbuildings. Rooms can be lumped together on a single line for each building. 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