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Subject: Re: Laboratory Risk Statement
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 17:44:58 -0500
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Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 15:02:45 -0800
Reply-To: Sheri Tonn <tonnsj**At_Symbol_Here**PLU.EDU>
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From: Sheri Tonn <tonnsj**At_Symbol_Here**PLU.EDU>
Organization: Pacific Lutheran University
Subject: Re: Laboratory Risk Management
At Pacific Lutheran University we use the MSDSs as a teaching tool.
Students do a pre-lab write-up for each experiment where they check the
MSDSs for health hazards as well as  properties and registry numbers.
They are available on-line, in the stockroom and in notebooks specific
to each class and experiment in our unique open laboratory.

Sheri Tonn
Professor of Chemistry
Pacific Lutheran University

Donald Rosenthal wrote:

> Re: Laboratory Risk Statement
>
> One of the more interesting responses came from Mark Frielich on the
> ICUC list.  His lab/stockroom manager wrote that for each lab there
> is a binder with the MSDS sheets.  When that lab is running, the
> binder is present in the lab itself.  If a student is hurt, then the
> binder goes with the student to the med center.  That's an idea that
> I think we could use--I like it!
>
> --
> Marcy  Towns
> Professor of Chemistry
> Ball State University
> Cooper Hall
> Muncie, IN 47306
> 765-285-8075
> 765-285-2351 (FAX)

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