A chemical hygiene plan (CHP) is a written program stating the policies, procedures, and responsibilities that serve to protect employees from the health hazards associated with the hazardous chemicals used in that particular workplace. The plan will transmit information on the hazards of chemicals to their employees by means of labels on containers, material safety data sheets, and training programs. To ensure the use of chemical fume hoods, safety eyewashes and showers and use of personal protective equipment to reduce chemical exposure.
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Chemical Safety Policies & Guidelines
- Acutely Toxic Chemicals and Gases
- Chemical Definition at UW
- Lab Chemicals of Concern & Storage
- Laboratory Safety Plan (Chemical Hygiene OSHA)
- Inventory Guidelines
- Peroxidizable Compounds Guidelines & List
- Pyrophoric, Water Reactive and Shock Sensitive Chemicals
- Reproductive Hazards Particle List of Chemicals
- Safety Data Sheet Program Safety Bulletin
- Select Carcinogens List
Lab Safety Procedures
- Fume Hood Safe Use Guidelines
- General Workplace Hazard Assessment Plan
- Laboratory Close-out Check List - and Clearance
- Laboratory Hazard Assessment Program
- Laboratory Safety Self-Survey Form
- Laboratory Safety Training Safety Bulletin
- Sharps Safe Handling and Disposal Guidelines
- UW Lab Housekeeping Guidelines
- UW Laboratory Close-Out Procedures & Clearance Guidelines