Safety Resources

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Report Forms

PPE

Lab Coats

Safety Training

Inspection Prep

Safety Moments

Lessons Learned @ NCSU

Lessons Learned @ Other Univ’s

Mentoring Guide

Report Forms – Accident, Incident and Safety Concern

Personal Protective Equipment

Selection Considerations

Lab Coats
- Provided by the Chemistry Department to all students, faculty, and staff through CINTAS issue and laundry service.
- Three types of coats available: Regular, Flame Resistant (FR), and Flame Resistant:Chemical Protectant (FR/CP).

Size	XXS	XS	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL
Male	26-28	30-32	34-36	38-40	42-44	46-48	50-52	54-56
Female	0-2	4-6	8-10	12-14	16-18	20-22	24-26	28-30

To check out a lab coat in Dabney Hall – contact Alan Harvell or drop by the Dabney Stockroom during operating hours, M-F 10am-12pm
- These are general issue and can be swapped out for cleaning as frequently as you’d like.
- NOTE: If you check out a Flame Resistant (FR) or Flame Resistant/Chemical Protectant (FR/CP), you will be automatically enrolled in a weekly reminder email to turn your coat in for laundering. (This is necessary to maintain the flame resistant protection of the fabric.)
- To check out a lab coat in Partners III, contact Premila Jayaratne to place an order.
- In Partners III, lab coats are personally assigned.
- NOTE: Orders may take up to 2 weeks to be fulfilled.

Prescription Safety Glasses
- Bring corrective prescription and order form to one of the vendors listed under the “Safety Glasses” heading on the DPS Prescription Glasses website
- Have vendor fill out the form with your choice of pair and color.
- Email the form to Jackie Hughes in the Chemistry Business Office. Upon receipt, she will mail or fax it to the makers.
- Makers will ship the glasses to the vendor from whom you made the order and there you can pick them up.

Safety Training

Required training for all Chemistry Department members who do not supervise or work in a lab:
- Orientation Safety Checklist (includes all others listed below)
- Hazard Communication Training

Required training for all who may handle chemicals:
- Orientation Safety Checklist (includes all others listed below)
- Chemical Hygiene Plan
- Laboratory Chemical Waste Management
- Safety Plan Review (hard copy should be available for review in each research space)

Additional Safety Training that may be needed:

Inspection Preparation

EH&S Safety Plan (required for each lab; must update annually)
Lab Safety Audit Form ( Word Doc | PDF )
Unwanted Material Audit Form ( PDF )
Unwanted Materials Fact Sheet
Eyewash Fact Sheet
Eyewash Log Sheet
EH&S Training Record Links: REPORTER (for trainings completed after August 15, 2017)
Training Record Archive (for trainings completed before August 15, 2017)

Safety Moment Slideshows

Lessons Learned Memo Archive

Lessons Learned Archives from other Universities

Research Mentoring Guide

This mentoring guide is intended for both mentors and mentees. In it, you will find a how-to outline for establishing and maintaining fruitful and mutually beneficial research mentoring relationships in the Chemistry discipline, covering a multiplicity of possible connections, including Principle Investigator to graduate student, graduate student to graduate student, graduate student to undergraduate student, and Principle Investigator or graduate student to high school student.