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<h3><font style="color:#F8B603;">Maloof Lab Safety Guidelines</font></h3>
<h3><font style="color:#F8B603;">Harmer/Maloof Lab Safety Guidelines</font></h3>
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#No Eating or Drinking in the lab.  Food and beverages are not allowed in lab refrigerators, freezers, or microwaves.  Always wash your hands after working in the laboratory, especially before eating..
#No Eating or Drinking in the lab.  Food and beverages are not allowed in lab refrigerators, freezers, or microwaves.  Always wash your hands after working in the laboratory, especially before eating.
#When using a chemical or reagent, check the label for information about health hazards.
#When using a chemical or reagent, check the label for information and about health hazards.
#Additional information about the safety of particular chemicals can be found by looking at the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) at: http://ehs.ucdavis.edu/im/msds.html
#Additional information about the safety of particular chemicals can be found by looking at the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) at: [http://www.ucmsds.com MSDS]. Safety guidelines or Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the use of specific chemicals can be found at: [http://www.sop.ehs.ucla.edu SOPs].
#Before working with a hazardous material ask about lab safety protocols for that material.
#Before working with a hazardous material for the first time ask about lab safety protocols for that material and consult SOPs and/or MSDSs.
#Protective goggles, lab coats, gloves, and closed toed shoes should be worn when working with hazardous material such as (but not limited to):
#Protective goggles, lab coats, gloves, and closed toed shoes should be worn when working with hazardous material such as (but not limited to):
##Strong Acids
##Strong Acids
##Strong Bases
##Strong Bases
##Radioactive Material
##Radioactive material (currently not applicable, see below)
##Phenol
##Phenol
##Ethidum Bromide
##Ethidum Bromide
##Trichloroacetic acid
##Trichloroacetic acid
##Protease inhibitors
##Protease inhibitors
##acrylamide
##Acrylamide
#Volatile organics (such as phenol, chloroform, acetone) should be used in the fume hood.
#Volatile organics (such as phenol, chloroform, acetone, beta-mercaptoethanol) should be used in the fume hood.
#All radioactive work is to be done in room 2123B and may only be done by users that have completed the E. H. and S. radiation safety training class.
#We are not currently licensed for radioactive work, but can renew our license if your research requires it. [All radioactive work is to be done in room 2123B and may only be done by users that have completed the E. H. and S. radiation safety training class.]
#If you spill hazardous material on yourself: immediately rinse the area with water and have a colleague call 911 (530-752 1230 from  a cell phone) for assistance.
#If you spill hazardous material on yourself: immediately rinse the area with water and have a colleague call 911 (530-752 1230 from  a cell phone) for assistance.
##An eye wash station is located at the sink by the hall door in room 2111 and 2115.
##Eye wash stations are located at the sinks by the hall doors in rooms 2111, 2115, and 2123.
##Two safety showers are in the hall; one to the left of room 2111, near the restrooms, and one to the right of room 2119, near the stairwell.
##Two safety showers and additional eye wash stations are in the hall; one to the left of room 2111, near the restrooms, and one to the right of room 2119, near the stairwell.
##Remove contaminated clothing immediately
##Remove contaminated clothing immediately
#If hazardous material is spilled in the lab: notify your co-workers and:
#If hazardous material is spilled in the lab: notify your co-workers and:
##If it is one pint or more, or is extremely toxic, call 911 (530-752 1230 from a cell phone).
##If it is one pint or more, or is extremely toxic, call 911 (530-752 1230 from a cell phone).
##Otherwise refer to "safety net #13" in the lab safety manual
##Otherwise refer to "safety nets #13 and #127" in the lab safety webpage and posted by the sink in room 2115.
##The spill kit is in the yellow duffel bag underneath the sink by the deli fridge and -20 freezer in room 2115.
##There are spill kits yellow duffel bags underneath the sink by the deli fridge and -20 freezer in room 2115 and under the sink next to the hood in room 2123.
#A fire extinguisher is located next to the hall doors in room 2111 and 2115.  Two more fire-extinguishers are in the hall; one to the left of room 2111, near the restrooms, and one to the right of room 2119, near the stairwell.  Only attempt to put out small fires.  If a fire is uncontrollable, notify your co-workers to evacuate, close the door behind you, and call 911 (530-752 1230 from a cell phone).
#First Aid kits are located in the Harmer/Maloof labs' lunch/break room and near the doorway between rooms 2119 and 2115.
#Flammable materials are to be stored in the flammable cabinet under the fume hood in room 2115.  A special freezer, in room 2119 is available for cold storage of flammable materials.  Corrosives are stored in the corrosive cabinet under the fume hood in room 2115.
#A fire extinguisher is located next to the hall doors in rooms 2111, 2115, and 2123.  Two more fire-extinguishers are in the hall; one to the left of room 2111, near the restrooms, and one to the right of room 2119, near the stairwell.  Only attempt to put out small fires.  If a fire is uncontrollable, notify your co-workers to evacuate, close the door behind you, and call 911 (530-752 1230 from a cell phone).
 
#Flammable materials are to be stored in the flammable cabinet under the fume hoods in rooms 2115 and 2119.  A special freezer, in room 2119 is available for cold storage of flammable materials.  Corrosives are stored in the corrosive cabinet under the fume hood in room 2115. Acids are stored under the fume hood in room 2119.
A PDF of the hazardous waste label that should be attached to waste containers is available by following this link: [[Image:wastelabel002.jpg]]


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Latest revision as of 10:21, 10 January 2014

Department of Plant Biology
1002 Life Sciences, One Shields Ave.
University of California Davis
Davis, CA 95616

Contact Prof Harmer: slharmer at ucdavis.edu
Contact Prof Maloof: Contact

Harmer/Maloof Lab Safety Guidelines


  1. No Eating or Drinking in the lab. Food and beverages are not allowed in lab refrigerators, freezers, or microwaves. Always wash your hands after working in the laboratory, especially before eating.
  2. When using a chemical or reagent, check the label for information and about health hazards.
  3. Additional information about the safety of particular chemicals can be found by looking at the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) at: MSDS. Safety guidelines or Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for the use of specific chemicals can be found at: SOPs.
  4. Before working with a hazardous material for the first time ask about lab safety protocols for that material and consult SOPs and/or MSDSs.
  5. Protective goggles, lab coats, gloves, and closed toed shoes should be worn when working with hazardous material such as (but not limited to):
    1. Strong Acids
    2. Strong Bases
    3. Radioactive material (currently not applicable, see below)
    4. Phenol
    5. Ethidum Bromide
    6. Trichloroacetic acid
    7. Protease inhibitors
    8. Acrylamide
  6. Volatile organics (such as phenol, chloroform, acetone, beta-mercaptoethanol) should be used in the fume hood.
  7. We are not currently licensed for radioactive work, but can renew our license if your research requires it. [All radioactive work is to be done in room 2123B and may only be done by users that have completed the E. H. and S. radiation safety training class.]
  8. If you spill hazardous material on yourself: immediately rinse the area with water and have a colleague call 911 (530-752 1230 from a cell phone) for assistance.
    1. Eye wash stations are located at the sinks by the hall doors in rooms 2111, 2115, and 2123.
    2. Two safety showers and additional eye wash stations are in the hall; one to the left of room 2111, near the restrooms, and one to the right of room 2119, near the stairwell.
    3. Remove contaminated clothing immediately
  9. If hazardous material is spilled in the lab: notify your co-workers and:
    1. If it is one pint or more, or is extremely toxic, call 911 (530-752 1230 from a cell phone).
    2. Otherwise refer to "safety nets #13 and #127" in the lab safety webpage and posted by the sink in room 2115.
    3. There are spill kits yellow duffel bags underneath the sink by the deli fridge and -20 freezer in room 2115 and under the sink next to the hood in room 2123.
  10. First Aid kits are located in the Harmer/Maloof labs' lunch/break room and near the doorway between rooms 2119 and 2115.
  11. A fire extinguisher is located next to the hall doors in rooms 2111, 2115, and 2123. Two more fire-extinguishers are in the hall; one to the left of room 2111, near the restrooms, and one to the right of room 2119, near the stairwell. Only attempt to put out small fires. If a fire is uncontrollable, notify your co-workers to evacuate, close the door behind you, and call 911 (530-752 1230 from a cell phone).
  12. Flammable materials are to be stored in the flammable cabinet under the fume hoods in rooms 2115 and 2119. A special freezer, in room 2119 is available for cold storage of flammable materials. Corrosives are stored in the corrosive cabinet under the fume hood in room 2115. Acids are stored under the fume hood in room 2119.