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CESTRONE, PATRICK F. – 1965
THIS BULLETIN, ONE OF A SERIES ON SAFETY IN INDUSTRY, IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE THE BACKGROUND WHICH WILL ENABLE THE SAFETY MAN TO UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE PRINCIPLES APPLIED IN CONTROLLING CHEMICAL HAZARDS. IT WAS PREPARED IN THE OFFICE OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY, DIVISION OF PROGRAMING AND RESEARCH, BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS. TOPICS INCLUDE (1) WHAT IS…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Hazardous Materials, Industrial Education, Industry
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Roy, Ken – Science Scope, 2005
This article describes OSHA procedures for handling Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories. The Laboratory Standard requires a Chemical Hygiene Plan to address all aspects of working with hazardous chemicals. This includes dealing with chemical spills. Chemical spill kits or "spill crash carts" need to be available in case…
Descriptors: Safety, Laboratories, Hazardous Materials, Science Education
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Varma, Roli; Varma, Daya R. – Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society, 2005
The 20th anniversary of the Bhopal calamity fell on December 3, 2004. The world's worst industrial disaster in Bhopal, India, happened because of inadequate maintenance by Union Carbide and poor monitoring by the Indian authorities. Malfunctioning safety measures, inappropriate location of the plant, and lack of information about the identity and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Developing Nations, Politics, Safety
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Zion, Kenneth – Technology Teacher, 1987
Discusses the legal requirements for laboratories that create hazardous wastes. Alternatives for waste disposal, including using a licensed disposal company or recycling, are proposed. (CH)
Descriptors: Hazardous Materials, Industrial Arts, Laboratory Safety, Legal Responsibility
Dickey, Philip – Green Alternatives, 1993
Discusses health risks and environmental repercussions associated with household disinfectants and cleaners. Provides alternatives that meet the "Green Cross" certification for biodegradability and safety. A chart lists hazardous ingredients in common household cleaning products. (MCO)
Descriptors: Cleaning, Consumer Protection, Environmental Education, Hazardous Materials
Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC. – 1999
This booklet discusses concerns about environmental health threats to children, describes dangers, and lists strategies for protection. Topics include: (1) "Household Products"; (2) "Secondhand Tobacco Smoke"; (3) "Pesticides"; (4) "Overexposure to Ultraviolet Light"; (5) "Lead"; (6)…
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Asbestos, Children, Hazardous Materials
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Rogers, Harvey W. – Journal of the American College Health Association, 1979
The need for effective disposal of hazardous medical and pathological wastes is discussed and the results of a test of five different models of incinerators in disposing of such wastes is presented. (MJB)
Descriptors: Ecology, Environmental Standards, Hazardous Materials, Health Facilities
Forlin, Peter – 1995
Chemical reactivity is a major area of risk in high school laboratories. This paper reports on a study that has provided a research-based framework for risk management in Australian chemical education. The chemical practice model of risk management is considered with respect to kinetic factors; catalysts; concentrations and proportions;…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Foreign Countries, Hazardous Materials, High Schools
Di Gangi, Joseph – 1997
Polyvinyl chloride (vinyl or PVC) is a substance widely used in children's products. Because children in contact with these products may ingest substantial quantities of potentially harmful chemicals during normal play, especially when they chew on the product, this Greenpeace study examined the levels of lead and cadmium in a variety of consumer…
Descriptors: Child Health, Child Safety, Children, Consumer Protection
Yeatts, G. Dewey; Stoverink, Al; Conry, Terry; Goulet, Nicole; Wilson, Joe; Ryan, Rob – College Planning & Management, 2002
Discusses five areas of custodial maintenance caretaking in which facility managers need continual education: first aid and safety, hazardous materials, products and supplies, chemicals and their intended use, and cleaning procedures. Includes an annotated list of resources related to these areas. (EV)
Descriptors: Cleaning, College Buildings, First Aid, Hazardous Materials
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Forlin, Peter – Australian Science Teachers Journal, 1995
Provides a framework that incorporates the diverse elements of risk management in science education into a systematic process and is adaptable to changing circumstances. Appendix contains risk management checklist for management, laboratory and storage, extreme biological and chemical hazards, protective equipment, waste disposal, electrical…
Descriptors: Hazardous Materials, Laboratory Safety, Models, Risk Management
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Lunn, George; Sansone, Eric B. – Journal of Chemical Education, 1994
Provides specific procedures for the disposal of a variety of highly reactive chemicals and reports the results of a study of their safe disposal. Disposal of some problematic sulfur-containing compounds are included. Procedures are based on a combination of literature review and author development. (LZ)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Hazardous Materials, Laboratory Procedures, Laboratory Safety
Turpin, Rodney D.; Campagna, Philip – Spill Technology Newsletter, 1991
Describes the United States Environmental Protection Agency's program for analytical response to chemical spills. Discusses the role and activities of the Environmental Response Team and the Safety and Air Surveillance Section (SASS). Describes SASS equipment and procedures. Provides case studies that demonstrate emergency response activities.…
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Emergency Programs, Environmental Education, Federal Programs
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Roy, Ken – Science Education International, 2006
More science laboratories are being built because of larger enrollments in academics and schools. There is an increase in hands-on/process science effected by the renewed interest in and priority of science education. New science curricula like Biotechnology and Advanced college type program courses are being introduced with the use of exotic…
Descriptors: Science Teachers, Safety, Science Instruction, Legal Responsibility
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McCombie, T. F. – Education in Chemistry, 1975
Describes chemical labeling standards that utilize explanatory symbols to identify hazardous substances. (MLH)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Chemistry, Classification, Hazardous Materials
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