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1 S a s h This Fume Hood has a 6 Sash Configuration, some may have 8 Yellow EHS tag Digital Monitor Face of the Fume Hood Must work 6 nches Back from Face of Hood Horizontal Sash Configuration
2 ertical Sash Configuration
3 EHS Yellow Tag Orange Failed Sticker Do Not Obstruct Airflow
4 PROPER USE OF CHEMCAL FUME HOOD ERTCAL/HORZONTAL SASH(ES) Sequence Number Supporting Task and Subtask Analysis dentify hazards Assess hazard Develop Control Measures 1.0 Supporting task: What type of materials are acceptable for handling or use in fume hood type 1.1 Subtask: Check manufacturers guidelines on acceptable material usage for fume hood type Know the fume hood model specification 1.2 Subtask: Proper selection of fume hood type DO NOT USE for perchloric acid, radioisotope, biological agents, and/or other hazardous materials deemed inappropriate from the manufacturers 2.0 Supporting task: Proper placement of sash(es) for work zone nhalation hazards High Use another type of hood for specific hazardous materials (eg. perchloric acid, radioisotope, biological agents) 2.1 Subtask: ertical sash only Place the bottom of the sash even or below the black arrow on the yellow EHS certification tag. 2.2 Subtask: Horizontal sash(es) only Shielded work zone-position sash(es) directly in front of user and place others sashes equally to left or right f shielded work zone required, keep sash as low as possible without impeding or sight lines Position sash(es) directly in front of user and place others sash(e) equally to left or right ()= Cuts, Crush, and Pinch to Body of User ()= Eyestrain or Muscular Strain to Body of User ()= Dermal rritation or Burns to Body of User ()= Slip, Trips, and Falls nhalation Hazards () = Asphyxiation Hazard for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Poisoning for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Death for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors
5 PROPER USE OF CHEMCAL FUME HOOD ERTCAL/HORZONTAL SASH(ES) Open work zone-equally distribute sash(es) to create a middle open work zone Equally distribute sash(es) to create a middle open work zone 3.0 Supporting Task: What is the monitor type? Digital or analog and possible emergency functions 3.1 Subtask: Digital-When in use the flow rate shall between fpm. f audible alarm is sounding, contact Control Desk at (Med Campus) or FMP desk at (CRC) Contact EHS if you have any questions Know the fume hood model specification Report the fume hood alarm and sensor issues to (Med Campus) or (CRC) 3.2 Subtask: Analog-Green and yellow lights illuminated are okay for use. Red light illuminated, DO NOT USE and contact Control Desk at (Med Campus) FMP Desk at or (CRC). Contact EHS if you have any questions Know the fume hood model specification Report the fume hood alarm and sensor issues to (Med Campus) or (CRC) 3.3 Subtask: Exhaust button- only utilized during spills or emergency conditions. Sash(es) must be fully closed before use and shut off manually by button ()= Cuts, Crush, and Pinch to Body of User ()= Eyestrain or Muscular Strain to Body of User ()= Dermal rritation or Burns to Body of User ()= Slip, Trips, and Falls nhalation Hazards () = Asphyxiation Hazard for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Poisoning for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Death for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors
6 PROPER USE OF CHEMCAL FUME HOOD ERTCAL/HORZONTAL SASH(ES) 4.0 Supporting Task: Confirm fume hood flow conditions 4.1 Subtask: f orange EHS sticker is present, DO NOT USE FUME HOOD contact Control Desk at (Med Campus) or FMP Desk at (CRC). Contact EHS if you have any questions 4.2 Subtask: Confirm valid expiration date on yellow EHS tag. f it has expired, contact EHS and await instructions before use 4.3 Subtask: Secondary means of flow verification-i.e. hold KimWipe at sash opening to view inner ward flow. f outward flow DO NOT USE and contact Control Desk at (Med Campus) or FMP Desk at (CRC) DO NOT USE and contact (Med Campus) or (CRC). Contact EHS if you have any questions Contact EHS and await instructions before use DO NOT USE and contact (Med Campus) or (CRC) 5.0 Supporting Task: Proper work practices for fume hood use 5.1 Subtask: Ensure a clean work area free of unnecessary obstruction including: Nonessentials stock bottles, equipment, and disposal items(i.e. KimWipe box) Elevate semi-permanent equipment or apparatus nhalation hazard. Must sure all lids are secure and carry and lift bottles with two hands Remove all tripping hazards for pathway ()= Cuts, Crush, and Pinch to Body of User ()= Eyestrain or Muscular Strain to Body of User ()= Dermal rritation or Burns to Body of User ()= Slip, Trips, and Falls nhalation Hazards () = Asphyxiation Hazard for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Poisoning for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Death for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors
7 PROPER USE OF CHEMCAL FUME HOOD ERTCAL/HORZONTAL SASH(ES) 5.2 Subtask: All work must be performed at a minimum of 6 inches from face of sash(es) nhalation hazard Do not place or manipulate materials within the first 6 inches of the fume hood 5.3 Subtask: All tasks must be performed directly in front of user with limited side to side rotation. 5.4 Subtask: All movements inside of the fume hood or near the face of the fume hood shall be slow and methodical 6.0 Supporting Task: End of active fume hood use nhalation hazard. Do not use fast and anti-methodical movements 6.1 Subtask: Make sure all nonessential equipment/materials is removed from fume hood or in off position. Must sure all lids are secure and carry and lift bottles with two hands ()= Cuts, Crush, and Pinch to Body of User ()= Eyestrain or Muscular Strain to Body of User ()= Dermal rritation or Burns to Body of User ()= Slip, Trips, and Falls nhalation Hazards () = Asphyxiation Hazard for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Poisoning for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Death for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors
8 PROPER USE OF CHEMCAL FUME HOOD ERTCAL/HORZONTAL SASH(ES) 6.1 Subtask: Make sure all nonessential equipment/materials is removed from fume hood or in off position 6.2 Subtask: Close sash(es) so there is no opening at the face of the fume hood (this includes unattended experiments) nhalation hazard Remove all tripping hazards for pathway ()= Cuts, Crush, and Pinch to Body of User ()= Eyestrain or Muscular Strain to Body of User ()= Dermal rritation or Burns to Body of User ()= Slip, Trips, and Falls nhalation Hazards () = Asphyxiation Hazard for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Poisoning for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors () = Death for contact with Liquids/Powders/apors
Face of the Fume Hood. Must work 6 Inches Back from Face of Hood
S a s h This Fume Hood has a 6 Sash Configuration, some may have 8 Yellow EHS tag Digital Monitor Face of the Fume Hood Must work 6 nches Back from Face of Hood EHS Yellow Tag Orange Failed Sticker Do
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Sash Digital Monitor Face of the Fume Hood Yellow EHS Tag Must work 6 nches Back from Face of Hood Orange Failed Sticker The Maximum Height for Sash EHS Yellow Tag Do Not Obstruct Airflow PROPER USE OF
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