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7. EMERGENCY RESPONSE

7. EMERGENCY RESPONSE. Biological Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE. EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS BIOLOGICAL SAFETY OFFICER: 4212 RYERSON SECURITY (24 hours): 80 (after hours).

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7. EMERGENCY RESPONSE

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  1. 7. EMERGENCY RESPONSE RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  2. Biological Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS BIOLOGICAL SAFETY OFFICER: 4212 RYERSON SECURITY (24 hours): 80 (after hours) RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  3. Radiation Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE The location and proper use of emergency equipment (eye wash stations, first aid kits, etc.) should be known to all lab personnel prior to the start of any work in the laboratory. RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  4. Biological Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE SPILL OF A BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS steps are taken to avoid spread AND UNNECESSARY AEROSOL GENERATION RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  5. Radiation Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE • PREVENT ACCESS – to spill area • MONITOR – for contamination & perform decon • REPORT – to supervisor RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  6. Biological Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE GENERAL SPILL PROCEDURES • Protective clothing (double gloves) • Place absorbent around edges of spill • Clean from out towards centre (prevent spread of contamination) • Spill cleanup materials for biohazardous waste disposal • Perform decon as outlined in Biological Safety Manual • Wash hands after cleanup RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  7. Biological Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE GENERAL SPILL PROCEDURES – For Minor Spills • Protective clothing (double gloves) • If spill occurs on benchtop, evacuate the laboratory for a time sufficient for most aerosols to settle or be dispersed and removed by the ventilation system, typically 20 to 30 minutes. Prevent access to area by marking the area with warning signs and closing laboratory doors. • Report spill to supervisor as soon as feasible. RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  8. Biological Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE GENERAL SPILL PROCEDURES – For Minor Spills Decontaminate all surfaces exposed to the spill with a suitable disinfectant. Effective disinfectants must be available in the laboratory at all times and for immediate use. Allow sufficient time for decontamination of the mixed material, normally 20 to 30 minutes; it is advised to leave the laboratory during this period. After decontamination, carefully absorb the liquid with absorbent paper or absorbent materials supplied in a spill kit and place into an autoclavable bag or other container suitable for autoclaving. RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  9. Biological Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE CONTAMINATED PERSONNEL • Remove contaminated clothing (carefully) • Flush with plenty of water (2-3minutes) • Monitor rinse water • Monitor skin for contamination and repeat above if necessary • Openwounds – obtain immediate medical attention • Call Ryerson Security at 80 RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  10. Radiation Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE FIRST AID • First aid measure initiated immediately after injury can minimize the exposure to blood borne pathogens. • Remove contaminated clothing & gloves • Allow immediate bleeding or forcing of bleeding of cut • Wash affected area with soap or antiseptic and water • If eyes, nose or mouth are involved, flush with large amounts of water • Cover wound with dressing or band aid • Seek further medical attention if required – Contact Security at ext 80 RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  11. Radiation Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE Reporting Exposures Every exposure must be reported to the supervisor or a designated person without delay. The injured person should not postpone seeking medical attention if the supervisor is not available and should immediately contact Ryerson Security at ext 80. Personnel potentially exposed to blood borne pathogens must be instructed to seek medical advice following an exposure. The physician will determine if the risk is significant, the type of medical follow up required RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  12. Radiation Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE Reporting Exposures – Forms • Details of the accident should be documented on the Internal Accident/Incident/Exposure Investigation Report. In addition, the Workers’ Compensation Form (WSIB Form 7) should also be completed and sent to Human Resources. • completed forms should be sent in within 24 hours of known exposure. • forms are available from the Centre for Environmental Health and Safety Management website at: www.ryerson.ca/cehsm/duediligence/rep_accident.html RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  13. Radiation Safety Training – Certificate Holder and User Training EMERGENCY RESPONSE • PREVENT ACCESS – to spill area • MONITOR – for contamination & perform decon • REPORT – to supervisor RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  14. Spills • Spill response will vary depending on: • What was spilled? • How much was spilled? • Where was the spill? • What is the potential for release to the environment? • Spills should be cleaned up immediately (unless an aerosol was generated), to ensure proper decontamination. • All spills are to be reported ASAP to the lab supervisor and EHSS. RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  15. Spills within a BSC • Leave the ventilation on (run 10-15 minutes ) • Cover spill area with absorbent material • Soak the spill area with an appropriate disinfectant (i.e. 10% bleach). • Pour disinfectant from the outside surface of the absorbent material towards the inside. • Leave on for 20 to 30 minutes • Wipe up with absorbent material • All items within the cabinet should be disinfected • All waste should be autoclaved RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  16. Spills outside of a BSC • Evacuate the area for at least 30 minutes. • Assemble supplies and PPE • Add disinfectant, pick up any broken glass with forceps and place in a sharps container. • Cover with absorbent material. • All adjacent areas should also be disinfected or wiped down. • All waste should be autoclaved. RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  17. Spills occurring in a centrifuge • Leave lid closed and allow aerosols to settle for at least 1 hr (ensure centrifuge is off, affix a sign) • Move to BSC if possible. • Disinfect the centrifuge, rotors and buckets in an appropriate disinfectant, allow at least 20 to 30 min of contact time. Drain the disinfectant. • Thoroughly wipe down the inside of centrifuge and all parts including the lid (paper towels soaked in disinfectant) • Rinse both the rotors and the inside of the centrifuge with water if bleach was used. • All waste should be autoclaved RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  18. Spills occurring during transport • Clean-up must be initiated immediately • Then follow directives for spills outside of a biological safety cabinet RYERSON UNIVERSITY

  19. Spill Clean-up • All users of biological materials should be familiar with the spill clean-up procedures. • Spill response plan template (U Ottawa) • Additional assistance is available from: • Your departmental safety coordinator • CEHSM by dialling extension 4212 • Emergency Response by dialling 80 RYERSON UNIVERSITY

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