Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]
Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]
Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]
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VII. Alcohol Dispensing Procedure<br />
Pure Ethyl alcohol is stored in two sealed and locked areas in Salem Hall. The dispensing area is<br />
the solvent room, #20. When you need pint size bottles <strong>of</strong> 200 pro<strong>of</strong> or 5 gallon containers <strong>of</strong> 190 pro<strong>of</strong><br />
(95%) ethyl alcohol <strong>for</strong> your research or teaching laboratory, please obtain them from that room.<br />
A. Alcohol <strong>Use</strong> Logbook<br />
When removing ethyl alcohol, please enter the proper in<strong>for</strong>mation in the “Alcohol <strong>Use</strong> Logbook”,<br />
which is kept permanently in that room on a shelf just above the alcohol. You must indicate the Date the<br />
alcohol was taken, the amount (in pints <strong>of</strong> 200 pro<strong>of</strong> or gallons <strong>of</strong> 190 pro<strong>of</strong>), the alcohol purity (200<br />
pro<strong>of</strong> /100% or 190 pro<strong>of</strong> / 95%), and the pr<strong>of</strong>essor name under whose authority you are dispensing alcohol<br />
or the teaching lab course number which requires the alcohol.<br />
VIII. OSHA/EPA Inspection Procedure <strong>for</strong> Salem Hall<br />
The following procedure, provided by the Bowman Gray School <strong>of</strong> Medicine Environmental<br />
Health Office, will serve as our temporary policy <strong>for</strong> Chemistry Department OSHA/EPA inspections. A<br />
more detailed listing <strong>of</strong> recommendations is kept on the next page <strong>of</strong> the hardcopy <strong>of</strong> this manual kept in the<br />
stockroom, room # 110.<br />
Call Mr. Scott Frazier [WFU Assistant Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Director] (phone #<br />
4329 or 4224) and alert him to the need <strong>for</strong> attending the inspection. Ask him to:<br />
a) Bring a loaded camera and tape recorder, if available.<br />
b) Take the inspector only where he/she wishes to go, until further notice from the Chemistry<br />
Department laboratory manager or Faculty member.<br />
c) Call Ms. Donna Hamilton <strong>of</strong> the Reynolda Campus Legal Dept. (phone # 5967) or the legal<br />
Dept. itself (phone # 6100).<br />
d) Note the location <strong>of</strong> your Chemical Hygiene Plan, in your lab or on your computer.<br />
e) Follow the Procedure listed on the next page.<br />
f) Recognize that OSHA records <strong>for</strong> Salem Hall are kept in the chemistry stockroom file cabinet,<br />
top file drawer. Keys to this cabinet are kept in the chemistry <strong>of</strong>fice #208 with Mrs. Melissa Doub<br />
(Administrative Assistant, phone # 5325), with Mr. Scott Frazier [WFU Assistant Environmental<br />
Health and Safety (EHS) Director], phone # 4329 or 4224) and with Michael Thompson ( lab<br />
manager <strong>of</strong> Salem Hall, work phone # 5324, home phone # 896-8615).<br />
A good source <strong>of</strong> in<strong>for</strong>mation in the event Mr. Frazier is not available is Michelle Adkins (WFU<br />
Director <strong>of</strong> Environmental Health and Safety), phone # 5385 (cell 480-8480), or Mr. Frazier‟s equivalent on<br />
the Hawthorne BGSM campus, Mr. Dave Brown, BGSM Director <strong>of</strong> Environmental Health and Safety,<br />
phone # 716-9375, pager # 806-7921. (Here is more specific contact in<strong>for</strong>mation <strong>for</strong> Michelle Adkins,<br />
CHMM, Director <strong>of</strong> Environmental Health and Safety, adkinsmm@wfu.edu, phone: 336-758-5385,<br />
cell: 336-480-8480, fax: 336-758-3088).<br />
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