Minor Radiological Spills, Prevent access to the spill to prevent personnel exposure and the spread of radioactive contamination. Cordon off the area.
Call Duke Police (911 fr, Radiological Spill on Body, Remove contaminated clothing.
Rinse exposed area thoroughly with water.
Obtain medical attention, if necessary.
Call Duke Police (911 from a cam, Major Radiological Spills, Attend to injured or contaminated persons and remove them from spill area.
Seek medical attention for the injured persons immediately — this takes p, Laser Exposure, Seek medical attention immediately.
Call Duke Police (911 from a campus phone or 919-684-2444 from a cell phone) and ask for Radiation Safety assist
OESO Radiation Safety Division
Non-emergency - (919) 684-2194
Emergency, call Duke Police - 911 or (919) 684-2444
Minor Chemical Spills, Alert people in the immediate area of spill.
Avoid breathing vapors from spill.
Turn off ignition and heat sources if spilled material is flammabl, Chemical Spill on Body, Flood exposed area with running water from faucet, drench hose, or safety shower for at least 15 minutes.Remove all contaminated clothing and shoes.Ob, Hazardous Material Splashed in the Eye, Immediately rinse eyeball and inner surface of eyelid with water continuously for 15 minutes.Forcibly hold eye open to effectively wash behind eyelids, Major Chemical Spills, Alert people in the area to evacuate.Turn off ignition and heat sources if spilled material is flammable.On Campus: Call 911 from a campus phone or (9, Hazardous Drug Spills, Follow these instructions for cleaning spills of LIQUID hazardous drugs.Follow these instructions for cleaning spills of POWDERED hazardous drugs. OES
OESO Environmental Programs - (919) 684-2794
OESO Occupational Hygiene & Safety - (919) 684-5996
OESO Laboratory Safety - (919) 684-8822
Exposures to human blood or body fluids should be reported immediately to the Employee Blood and Body Fluid Exposure Hotline by dialing 115 or (919) 6
Biological Spill on Body, Remove contaminated clothing.
Wash area with soap and water for 1 minute. For eye exposures, flood eyes with water from eyewash station.
Obtain m, Minor Spill Involving Blood or Body Fluids, Wear disposable gloves. If there’s potential for splash, use face protection such as a surgical mask and safety glasses or a face shield.
Cover spil, Spill Involving Microorganisms Requiring Biosafety Level 1 or 2 (BSL1 or BSL2) Containment (e.g., E. coli, Staphylococcus, bloodborne pathogens, adeno, Alert people in immediate area of spill.
Put on personal protective equipment (at minimum lab coat and gloves, and, if needed, face protection such , Spill Involving Microorganisms Requiring Biosafety Level 3 (BSL3) Containment Outside the BSC (e.g., Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) cultures), Attend to injured or contaminated persons and remove them from the area per facility-specific training.
Alert people in immediate area to evacuate.
Fire Procedures, Use the RACE procedure:, Remove persons in danger. Exit through stairwell, do not use elevator.
Activate alarm (Code Red) AND dial 911.
Close doors and windows.
Extingu, To extinguish the fire, use the correct fire extinguisher and the PASS procedure:, Pull the pin
Aim at the base of the fire
Squeeze the handle
Sweep from side to side
Always maintain accessible exit.
Avoid smoke or fume, Clothing on Fire, STOP, DROP and ROLL around on the floor to smother flames or drench with water if safety shower is immediately available.
Report incident to supervi, Always report any fire no matter how small to Duke Police:, Duke Police - (919) 684-2444
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