SBC
Outside
Inside
In the Lab
Self
100
Least effective in the hierarchy of controls
PPE (or personal protective equipment)
100
Vehicles stop and yield here
crosswalk
100
You see someone not holding the handrails when using the stairs
tap in
100
Before using any Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), you should _____ it.
inspect
100
equal onus
200
Information contained in this document: Ecological, disposal, transport, handling and storage (just to name a few)
SDS
200
Headlights: on
Sunglasses: off
parking garage
200
primary goal of training
learning
200
Operator a: "Oh no, I just spilled 100mL of MilliQ on the bench."
Operator b: "Did you hear about updated spill guidance? That spill is now classified as a ___ ___."
good catch
200
Choosing just one task for a set period of time
monotasking
300
"I know this is a tedious process, but it is necessary to document the change."
MOC (management of change)
300
In an unfamiliar building or area of site? Identify your egresses and ___ ___.
muster point(s) or muster location(s)
300
Our goal for workplace incidents
Target Zero
300
Record the data as close as possible to the time the activity occurs (or the data is generated)
Contemporaneous
300
the science of fitting the job to the worker
Ergonomics
400
a system for ensuring that products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards
GMP
400
Leading cause of workplace injuries
Slips, trips, and falls
400
our approach to data integrity
ALCOA
400
Anyone can add new items to this important list
waste matrix
400
Knowing that you can do something to prevent a safety incident.
"I control more than I assume"
500
MMD’s strategy for ensuring successful audits
PIR - permanent inspection readiness
500
complete an outdoor, hands-on training to use this safety device on site
fire extinguisher
500
Identified by radio, red hat or vest on their desk
GEMS (primary) building coordinator
500
used to identify the protective measures needed in a laboratory setting to protect workers, the environment, and the public
BSL - biosafety level
500
Emergency numbers
x______ for WP
x______ for NW
x______ for KW
WP: five 2s
NW: five 5s
KW: four 4s + 9