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  • Environment of Care (EOC) refers to any site where patients are treated, including inpatient and outpatient settings. The main objective of the EOC is

  • Essential Lab Chemical Hygiene Resources   Chemical Documentation for Labs: Chemical SOPs and Guidelines Lab-Specific Chemical Hygiene P
    Chemical Hygiene Resources and Helpful Links, Primary Chemical Resources for Labs, Chemical Emergencies - Exposures and Spills Chemical Glove Penetration Guides Reproductive Health General Chemical Hygiene Plan Chemical Waste, External Chemical Safety References,   Chemical Safety and Toxicology Information in PubChem Laboratory Chemical Safety Summaries in PubChem Chemical Information from European C, Duke Chemical Hazard Information, HAZARD ALERT - PHENOL BURNS CAN BE FATAL HAZARD ALERT - FLAMMABLE CABINET SPILL RISK Working Safety with Toxic Powders Information Sheet Safe Us, Globally Harmonized System (GHS) Information, GHS Lookup Tool Pictogram Information Sheet Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Information (OSHA Quick Card) OSHA QuickFacts on Laboratory Container Labels

  • Program Background: The Duke Safe Patient Handling and Mobility program is known as Duke MOVES which stands for: Move Often, Very Early, and Safely

  • The Laboratory Safety Division coordinates the programs for recognizing, evaluating and controlling health and safety hazards in the laboratory enviro

  • The Environmental Programs Division supports the University’s policy to minimize the environmental impact of its activities through the development, i
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  • The OESO Biological Safety Division addresses the safety and well-being of Duke personnel regarding potential occupational exposure to biological mate
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  • Training Requirements Required training for animal researchers is described in the Animal Care and Use Program’s Training Policy (Appendix A). T

  • Medical ClearanceA Health Review for Animal Handlers must be completed at the start of the job and annually thereafter.All primate handlers must meet

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