It is a plan developed to address common and specific emergency situations that may arise in the laboratory or facility.
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SPILL RESPONSE
An act or process of containing and/or preventing the expansion of a substance.
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SPILL RESPONSE
Reduce extent of risk to human life → Prevent material entering sewers or waterways → Prevent contaminating surrounding areas → Reduce contamination of adjacent chemicals
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CWA 15793
LABORATORY BIORISK MANAGEMENT
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TOP MANAGEMENT
Develop BioRisk management (BRM) policy
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SENIOR MANAGEMENT
Operational responsibility for overseeing the system
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BSSO/ SAFETY COMMITTEE
Reviewing and approving protocols and risk assessments of work
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LAB MANAGER
Manage day to day safety issues in the laboratory.
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LAB WORKERS (EMPLOYEES)
Follow BioRisk management policies and procedures.
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MAINTENANCE OFFICER
Provide input on facilities and equipment standards.
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SECURITY OFFICER
Contribute to security risk assessment and facility security plan (physical, transport, personnel, and material control)
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PRODUCT IDENTIFIER
Should match the product identifier used on the Safety Data Sheets
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SIGNAL WORD
Indicates the relative level of the hazard's severity Danger and Warning are the GHS signal words.
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PICTOGRAMS
Graphics intended to convey specific hazard information
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HAZARD STATEMENTS
A phrase assigned to a hazard class and category that describes the nature of the product hazards.
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SUPPLIER IDENTIFICATION
The Supplier Identification is the name, address, and telephone number of the manufacturer or suppler.
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PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS
Describes recommended measures to minimize or prevent adverse effects resulting from exposure.
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Hazards
can be identified by markings, labels, or shipping papers.
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ppe level a
Airborne and liquid concentrations are at or above IDLH\* requiring the highest level of protection for both respiratory system and skin.
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ppe level d
Use of basic shield PPE such as coveralls, disposable outer boots, safety glasses. → Dust filter required for radiation contamination.
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ppe level b
Airborne concentrations are at or above IDLH\* requiring the highest level of protection for respiratory system.
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ppe level b
Liquid concentrations are below IDLH\* allowing for a lesser level of skin protection
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ppe level c
Airborne and liquid concentrations are below IDLH\* allowing for a lesser level of respiratory and skin protection.
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ppe level d
most common in Lab
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Hot zone
Exclusion zone
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Data and Facts
Define the problem
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Pareto chart or Flow chart
Data collection and analysis
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Fishbone diagram
Root cause analysis
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PDSA Cycles
Test the best Solutions, Implementations and evaluate result and process
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