Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]

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4. Information Regarding Student First Aid and Medical Insurance Please note that two first aid kits are located in the chemistry stockroom, room #110, underneath the phone. This phone, # 4712, is for emergency use only. For minor emergencies (cuts, burns, minor eye and skin injuries, etc.) please call Student Health Services 24 hours a day during the regular semester at phone # 5218, but not at night during the summer sessions or during regular semester holiday periods. During these periods, call Concentra Medical Center at 4410 Providence Lane, Suite I (off North Point Boulevard), phone # 896-9999. Save 911 for more serious emergencies (breathing difficulties, deep lacerations, broken bones, injuries from fires, etc.) or medical emergencies that fall outside the range of operational hours with either Student Health Services or the Concentra Medical Center on North Point Boulevard. DO NOT WEAR CONTACT LENSES in laboratories with constant exposure to chemical vapors, especially organic solvent fumes. In addition to trapping chemical vapors and concentrating them between the lenses and the eye and causing irritation, washing out your eyes is impossible. It is better to wear prescription lenses for chemical lab work and cover them with Departmental “Wraparound‟ Safety Glasses or full size goggles. Teaching Assistants and Professors who witness minor student accidents should assist insofar as they are able and then transport or otherwise accompany the individual to Student Health Services on the ground floor of the Reynolds Gymnasium. More serious accidents may require transportation of the victim to Concentra Medical Center at 4410 Providence Lane, Suite I (off North Point Blvd., phone # 896-9999). A Chemistry Department accident report form must be completed for all Chemistry Department accidents. Forms are located in the black filing cabinet in the stockroom # 110. All undergraduate students should have health insurance before enrolling for classes. The following information regarding student health insurance is provided by the University at: http://www.wfu.edu/administration/fas/ar/student_health_insurance.html “Wake Forest University is concerned that all students have adequate health insurance coverage. For students not covered under a parent's health plan, we strongly suggest obtaining insurance coverage. A Student Injury and Sickness Plan is available through Student Resources. A summary of the coverage and benefits of this plan is available on their website at www.student-resources.net. Wake Forest does not offer or sponsor any plan of insurance, and this link is provided so that you might make an informed choice. Each student is urged to investigate available options and determine which health insurance company has a policy best suited to their particular needs.” Contact Student Health Services (at phone # 5218) for any further questions you may have regarding student health insurance options. All graduate students are required to have health insurance before enrolling in classes. Information and enrollment forms are located at the Graduate School website: http://www2.wfubmc.edu/graduate/RChealth.html. Research students, either graduate or undergraduate, who are officially paid by the university and have accidents should take a copy of the completed Chemistry Department Accident Report form with them to the Human Resources Department in Reynolda Hall, room # 21, phone # 4945, where they will fill out yet another form, the “First Report of Incident” form, with Ms. Mimi Komos for insurance purposes. Any research workers in the Department not formally enrolled and not being paid by the University (i.e., visiting Post-Doctorates, students from other schools, etc.) are not automatically covered by University insurance and are not eligible for worker‟s compensation claims. They are responsible for obtaining their own medical insurance. 120
5. Worker’s Compensation Procedures and Reporting Information (From Mimi Komos at komosmd@wfu.edu or phone number 4945) Evaluations of on-the-job injuries and occupational illnesses are to be referred to Concentra Medical Center, located at 4410 Providence Lane, off North Point Boulevard. Concentra's hours of operation are Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. For non-life threatening situations that require medical evaluation immediately, report the illness or injury to the supervisor, Workers' Compensation Coordinator (x4945) and the Safety and Environmental Affairs Office (x4224 or x4329) before seeking appropriate medical attention. The Workers' Compensation Coordinator or the Safety and Environmental Affairs Office can be contacted for a referral appointment to Concentra Medical Center. In the event of a serious, life threatening situation, dial 911 and the appropriate medical professionals will direct and/or transport patients to the Baptist Hospital Emergency Care Facility. The Safety Response Team can be dispatched to the scene for immediate assistance, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. by calling Facilities Management Customer Service at x4255. In addition, when school is in session, the Student Response Team, under the direction of Dr. Cecil Price of Student Health Service, is available "after hours" and weekends by calling Campus Police at x5591. If a non-life threatening incident occurs after normal work hours, PrimeCare Medical Center, located at 7811 North Point Boulevard, may be used as a back-up to Concentra. PrimeCare is open: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sunday A confidential First Report of Incident Report must be completed for all injuries or illnesses as soon as possible and submitted to the Workers‟ Compensation Coordinator (x4945). Copies of this and other Human Resources forms are available http://www.wfu.edu/hr/forms/index.html Claims inquiries are to be directed to Risk Management, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center by calling the Claims Manager, at 716-5575. If you have other questions or concerns regarding Workers' Compensation, please contact Mimi Komos at komosmd@wfu.edu or x4945. Additional information on this and other policies can be found through the World Wide Web at: http://www.wfu.edu/hr/policies/index.html 121
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