Protocol for Chemical Spills. By Gordon Krueger Environmental Safety Specialist University of Northern Iowa Environmental Health and Safety
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1 Protocol for Chemical Spills By Gordon Krueger Environmental Safety Specialist University of Northern Iowa Environmental Health and Safety
2 Protocol for Chemical Spills Topics include Hazardous Awareness and Preparation Spill Response Spill Prevention
3 Hazard Awareness and Preparation: Emergency Equipment Internal communication or alarm system Location of nearest telephone (emergency numbers posted) Location of fire alarms Fire extinguisher Emergency eyewash and showers
4 Hazard Awareness and Preparation: Knowledge of: The location of emergency shutoff valves and switches Emergency evacuation routes Proper response to personal injury Assembly point where personnel can be accounted for
5 Hazard Awareness and Preparation Review MSDS Pay attention to Chemical Hazards First Aid Information Proper storage Spill Response Firefighting information Engineering controls Stability and Reactivity Disposal considerations
6 Hazard Awareness and Preparation Have complete Spill Kits Absorbent material Absorbent pillows or powders Activated carbon for organic solvents Oil dry/floor dry for oil spills Vermiculate or kitty litter Neutralizing agents Acid Neutralizers -soda ash or Spill X-A (Fisher Safety). Base Neutralizers-citric acid powder or Spill X-C (Fisher Safety). Solvent Spills-activated carbon or Spill X-S (Fisher Safety)
7 Hazard Awareness and Preparation Available Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 2 pairs of chemical splash goggles Several pair of nitrile disposable gloves Disposable aprons or suits Shoe covers (if spill is on the floor)
8 Hazard Awareness and Preparation Proper cleanup equipment Polypropylene pails with lids (Large enough to contain spill and cleanup material). Polypropylene dust pan Polypropylene bags Broom or brush with polypropylene bristles Sealing tape ph paper Sign Danger Chemical Spill Keep Out
9 Spill Response o Initial Reaction o Evacuate all personnel from the area Prevent people walking through area of the spill. Prevents possible injury and spreading chemical contamination. Determine nature of the spill Obtain appropriate MSDS information Determine whether it is a minor or major spill If material is flammable turn off appropriate ignitions sources. If possible report spill to immediate supervisor Secure supplies and equipment for cleanup Wear appropriate PPE for spill cleanup.
10 Spill Response Minor spills- spills which can easily and safely be cleaned up with equipment available. Prevent the spill from spreading. Surround spill with absorbent material. Use forceps or similar equipment to pickup glassware. Work from outer edge toward the center of the spill. Most acids and bases once neutralized may be mopped up and disposed down the drain with approximately 20 times the volumes of water.
11 Spill Response Spill Cleanup Sweep up with brush and dustpan into appropriate pail. Seal container and label with UNI EH&S Hazardous Waste Container label. Name of product should be labeled with the name of the product that was spilled and the words, spill cleanup. Collect for transport to permanent waste storage facility (SB-1).
12 Spill Response Major Spill-Volumes exceeding the capacity of a standard cleanup kit or in which readily available personal protective equipment is not adequate to ensure worker safety. Report spillage of chemical/s immediately to UNI Public Safety at (27) DO NOT RETURN TO THE AFFECTED AREA. Anyone who may be contaminated by the spill should avoid contact with others. DO NOT TOUCH ANYTHING. Find the closest emergency shower/eyewash and flood chemical burn with water. Remove any contaminated clothing to limit exposure.
13 Spill Response Major Spills (contd) When reporting, be specific about the nature and location of spilled material. UNI Public Safety will activate the appropriate emergency response units. Persons not trained in spill cleanup techniques should immediately evacuate the area and alert others to do the same. Notify emergency personnel of persons with disabilities who are in the building and need help to evacuate. In case of fire, follow the Departmental Fire Safety Response Procedures DO NOT USE ELEVATORS
14 Spill Response Major Spills (contd) Once outside, move to a clear area at least 150 yards away from the affected building. Keep streets and walkways clear for emergency vehicles and personnel. DO NOT RETURN TO AN EVACUATED BUILDING unless directed by UNI Police.
15 Spill Response Decontamination Ventilate area if possible. Clean affected area. In most cases standard cleaning solutions will work. However for some toxic chemicals a cleaning solvent may be necessary. Consult MSDS sheet. Properly dispose of disposable gloves, aprons and shoe covers along with spilled material. Thoroughly wash hands following cleanup. If chemical is highly toxic a shower may also be advised due to possible airborne contaminants.
16 Spill Prevention Common Practices Avoid clutter on benches and in fume hoods. Purchase only amount of chemicals that are needed. Only have chemicals out that are needed during the experiment. Know the properties of the materials you are working with. Review chemical procedures.
17 Environmental Health and Safety Dean Shoars- UNI Safety Officer 27(3)-3189 Wendel Reece-UNI Safety Manager 27(3)-7269 Darrell Hansen-Fire Safety Specialist 27(3)-2004 Gordon Krueger-Environmental Safety Specialist 27(3)-3445 Megan Yasuda-Radiation Safety Officer 27(3)-6234
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