- Procedures for Emergency/Urgent Care Medical Treatment - Principal Investigators can authorize treatment if the CHEMS department administrave assistant is not available. Note that an accicent report form must be completed, but is not required for medical attention. Contact the CHEMS Department Chairperon's office for completion of the accident report form.
- Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) office at MSU
- Chemical Hygiene Plan
- MSDS Links
- Training Records
- Simple Hazard Assessment Template (.docx)
- Full Hazard Assessment - Standard Operating Procedure Exanples/Templates/Requirements (via EHS)
- Full Hazard Assessment - Standard Operating Procedure Template in WORD format (.doc).
- Glove Guide
- Door Stickers or Labels for Lab Solutions
- Waste Disposal Guide, and How to Handle Batteries, Oil, Light Bulbs, etc.
- Labeling of Hazardous Waste
- Collection of waste from HPLCs: HPLCs generate constant chemical waste. It is acceptable to pump directly into a waste container if the vessel is 'closed' with an attached and completed waste pick up tag. For a glass bottle, you may drill small holes for through a lid to accept the detector effluent tubing or close by wrapping parafilm around the top and HPLC effluent tubing. For a 5 gal container, drill small holes through the lid to accept the detector effluent tubing. When you start to use a new container, just swap the lids to keep using your lid with holes.
- Department Safety Documents (.pdf)
- MSE Operating Guides (contact Carl Lira to update or supplement)
- Educational Resources