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The LCSP is charged with ensuring laboratory compliance to OSHA regulations and promulgating chemical health and safety. All University of Arizona research laboratories that utilize hazardous chemicals, as defined by OSHA, must participate in the LCSP.  \nThe LCSP promotes and assists in achieving compliance with the following regulations:•  29 CFR 1910.1405 : Use of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory  \n•  29 CFR 1910.1200 : Hazard Communication  \n• Additional OSHA standards, EPA regulations, and industry best practices:  \nCompressed Gas Association (CGA), National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA), American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH), National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety (NIOSH), and more.  \nAs the Principal Investigator or otherwise Responsible Official, you are responsible for meeting or exceeding the requirements of these regulations and industry best practices. Unfortunately, recent chemical health and safety injuries and incidents have demonstrated the importance of maintaining compliance with health and safety regulations. Adhering to these regulations not only promotes a culture of safety and health within your lab, but also aids in avoiding undesirable ramifications for faculty, staff, and students.  \nRLSS understands that regulatory compliance does not happen overnight and can confusing. To ease the pathway to compliance and safety in the lab, we have created the following clear and concise list of actions for you and your lab to take and continue to practice. The RLSS User Dashboard and website, as well as our highly trained and capable staff, are hereto assist in achieving these compliance metrics, creating and maintaining a safe lab, and addressing your questions and concerns.  \nThis guidance is not comprehensive and should be supplemented through routine conversations, consultations, and guidance from RLSS. We appreciate your time, patience, and most importantly your partnership in this pathway to regulatory compliance and safety. You can always reach the RLSS team at 520-626-6850 and/or [rlss-chem-support@email.arizona.edu](rlss-chem-support@email.arizona.edu) with your questions, concerns, or for assistance.  \nWelcome to the LCSP, we look forward to working with you!  \nPathway to Laboratory Chemical Safety Compliance  \n1. Add all workers in your lab group to your RLSS Approval.  \n[a. Add via the](a. Add via the User Dashboard or by emailing RLSS-help@email.arizona.edu)[ ](a. Add via the User Dashboard or by emailing RLSS-help@email.arizona.edu)[User Dashboard](a. Add via the User Dashboard or by emailing RLSS-help@email.arizona.edu)[ or by emailing](a. Add via the User Dashboard or by emailing RLSS-help@email.arizona.edu)[ ](a. Add via the User Dashboard or by emailing RLSS-help@email.arizona.edu)[RLSS-help@email.arizona.edu](a. 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