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Spill Response Guide
All laboratories should have:
- A written, laboratory specific emergency plan.
- Materials to adequately contain and clean up a spill.
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Documented laboratory specific training in spill response for all personnel. The responsibility
for assuring this training is performed rests with the Principal Investigator. If requested,
EH&S will assist in devising a training curriculum which will meet all regulatory requirements.
Emergency telephone numbers:
- Fire Department - 911
- Medical Emergency - 911
- Ambulance - 911
- Poison Control Center - 1-800-3-POISON (1-800-376-4766)
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Environmental Health and Safety - 575-5448 (During Work Hours) 575-2222 or 911 (After Work Hours)
- Hazardous Materials Emergency Response Coordinator (Wayne Brashear) - 479-263-1622
- Chemical Hygiene Officer (Rick Williams) - 479-575-2161
- Chemical Safety Supervisor (Daniel Hudson) - 479-575-8473
- Biological Safety Officer (Miriam Lonon) - 479-575-3597
- Assistant Biological Safety Officer (Shatara Porchia-White) - 479-575-3533
- Radiation Safety Officer (Maksudur Sarder) - 479-575-3379
- Radiation Safety Supervisor (Daniel Hudson) - 479-575-8473
Procedures:
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