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Everyone working in any MRL Lab is required to have some level of basic
Laboratory Safety training and to document that they have completed this
training before starting to work in the lab. The required level of
training will depend on the work to be done, the facility, and whether
the person is officially a member of the UCSB community*. This training
includes, at a minimum, UCSB EH&S Lab Safety training and reading the
lab's Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP). Of course additional specific training
is also required as determined by the individual lab and the work to be done.
Laboratory Safety Training Most people are required to take the campus Environmental Lab Safety (EH&S) class In-Person BEFORE starting work in the lab. The EH&S Lab Safety class is offered In-Person quarterly and the schedule is posted online at http://ehs.ucsb.edu/4DAction/WebCourseSessionList. While this training is also offered Online, the In-Person class is much superior. Since most people who need to take the class In-Person also need to begin their lab work as soon as possible, we allow TEMPORARY lab access, until the next In-Person class, by completing the Undergraduate version Online class. (We ask everyone, even post docs, to do the undergraduate version because it is more complete.)
Some people may use MRL labs with either the Online or the In-Person Lab Safety class.
This applies to people who:
The Online Training is available at http://www.lifesci.ucsb.edu/support/safety/lab_safety/undergrad/undergrad.php Note: The web page above asks for a Perm # or Employee ID#; if you do not have one, enter any 9-digit number that does not start with 8. Chemical Hygiene Plan Most people are required to read the Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP) for the lab in which they will work BEFORE starting work. The CHP for each MRL Facility and Laboratory is posted at: http://www.mrl.ucsb.edu/mrl/info/administration/CHPs.html Documenting Safety Training Laboratory Safety training is documented on the MRL Participant form which must be completed and approved before any lab keys are issued. The form may be downloaded at http://www.mrl.ucsb.edu/mrl/info/administration/forms/safety_form1009.pdf When complete, it must be left with Ms. Vogel at MRL room 2066G. When Non-UC Employees use MRL Facilities
There are specific requirements for non-UC employees using MRL Facilities.
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