For All Staff:
Forms & Procedures
- Emergency Action Guide
- ESD-ES&H At-A-Glance (pdf)
- ESD-ISM At-A-Glance (pdf)
- JHA & Training
(update annually or
when your work activities change) - ESD Ergonomics Program
- Safety Shoes At-A-Glance (pdf)
For PIs:
- EH&S Requirements
for Field Work
(including OSSEPP) - Project/Facility Safety Review Questionaire (SRQ)
(Update annually or
for change in scope-of-work) - Hazardous Equipment Requirements (pdf)
If You Work in a Lab:
- Chemical Hygiene
& Safety Guide - 70/70A Salvage Pick-ups
- ESD Lab Safety Responsibility
- Hazardous Waste
Generation Guidelines - Laboratory Safety Primer
- When You Vacate a Lab (pdf)
Other Resources:
ESD Lab Safety Responsibility
Because ESD labs are used by multiple PIs and project participants, Department Heads designate a Lab-space Lead PI who is responsible and accountable for EH&S issues in their lab-space.
The Lab-space Lead PI (LLPI) knows about the hazards, work authorizations and
procedures/equipment safety requirements in the lab, maintains a Lab Safety Primer with copies of work authorizations and safety procedures, and communicates w/ other users/PIs in the lab. The LLPI conducts monthly inspections of their labs, and lab safety meetings. Click here for the LLPI checklist of responsibilities. LLPIs must also ensure that laboratory entrances are properly identified with their name and contact information. ESD door plaques can be downloaded here. Feel free to print your own or request a laminated version from Sherry Seybold.
Any Lab-space user is expected to know who the Lab-space Lead PI is, and to inform/discuss new work and/or change in work-scope with Lab-space Lead PI, supervisor, and Safety Coordinator, obtain appropriate training and know about authorization requirements, know the location of Lab-Safety Primer, and read it.
Click here for the current list of Lab-space Lead PIs for each ESD lab. (MS Excel)