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Chemical Hygiene Plan

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  • CHP Basics
    • 1.2 – Chemical Hygiene Responsibilities
    • 1.3 – Definitions
    • 1.4 – Hazard Identification
    • 1.5 – Training & Information
    • 1.6 – Chemical Exposure Assessment
    • 1.7 – Medical Consultation & Examination
    • 1.8 – Chemical Fume Hood Evaluation
    • 1.9 – Respiratory Protection
    • 1.10 – Recordkeeping
    • 1.11 — Protocol Safety Review
  • Standard Operating Procedures with Chemicals
    • 2.1 – Good Work Practices/Procedures For Handling Laboratory Chemicals
    • 2.2 – When Not to Proceed without Reviewing Safety Procedures
    • 2.3 – Protective Clothing and Laboratory Safety Equipment
    • 2.4 – Chemical Procurement, Distribution, and Storage
    • 2.5 – Chemical Spills & Accidents
    • 2.6 – Personal Contamination and Injury
    • 2.7 – Fire and Fire Related Emergencies
    • 2.8 – Chemical Waste Disposal Program
    • 2.9 – Laboratory Sharps Disposal
  • Health and Safety with Specific Hazard Class Chemicals
    • 3.1 – Flammable Liquids
    • 3.2 – Highly Reactive Chemicals & High Energy Oxidizers
    • 3.3 – Compressed Gases
    • 3.4 – Corrosive Chemicals
    • 3.5 – Chemicals of High Acute & Chronic Toxicity
    • 3.6 – Regulated Chemicals & Particularly Hazardous Chemicals
    • 3.7 – Nanomaterials
  • Chemical Toxicology
    • 4.1 – Chemical Toxicology Overview
    • 4.2 – Table of Target Organ Effects
    • 4.3 – Occupational Health Standards
  • Glossary of Terms

Health and Safety with Specific Hazard Class Chemicals

3.1 – Flammable Liquids

3.2 – Highly Reactive Chemicals & High Energy Oxidizers

3.3 – Compressed Gases

3.4 – Corrosive Chemicals

3.5 – Chemicals of High Acute & Chronic Toxicity

3.6 – Regulated Chemicals & Particularly Hazardous Chemicals

3.7 – Nanomaterials

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