Chemical Hygiene Plan

Whitney M. Powell
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August 2018
 OSHA’s
Occupational Exposure to
Hazardous Chemicals in
Laboratories Standard

specifies the mandatory

requirement of a Chemical
Hygiene Plan (CHP) to protect
people from harm due to
Title 29, Standard hazardous chemicals
1910.1450
Chemical
Hygiene
Officers
 Che
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Stor al
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 Safety & Personal
Protective Equipment
CodeRVA Core Values
Lab Safety Contract

● Establish and secure a

safe working
environment
● Importance placed on
safety and potential
ramifications
● Behavioral expectations
and enforcement
 Installation of properly Nex
vented fume hood t
Step
s

Creating labels with

barcodes to improve
efficiency of maintaining
chemical inventory Self Safety Checklist
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