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Chemical Spills Emergency Actions In TCU Educational Facilities: It is the responsibility of the faculty and lab instructors to know the characteristics of the chemicals they work with and to take appropriate precautions to protect themselves and students in containing spills that occur. Material Safety Data Sheets for Academic areas are maintained in the Sid Richardson Chemical Stock Room. In TCU Work Areas: It is the responsibility of employees to know the chemicals they work with and to take precautions to protect themselves in containing spills that occur. Individual Departments are responsible for maintaining a current list of Material Safety Data Sheets. First priority is First Aid. Any spill that results in personal exposure should be treated immediately. Eyes or Skin contact: If chemical is a liquid, assist the person to a sink/eyewash and flush the eyes or affected skin areas with water thoroughly and continuously for a minimum of 15 minutes. If chemical is a solid, brush chemical off skin gently. Remove contaminated clothing. Contact Campus Police (7777) for an ambulance.

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Chemical spills at sea – Case studies Download Word file Introduction Maritime transport of chemical products Methodology ... Annex: conditions of reported incidents, risks involved and operational action Introduction Maritime transport of chemical products During the last twenty years, there has been a considerable development in the transport and handling of hazardous chemical products. Ships which transport chemical products carry a whole range of products which often pose a number of problems and risks in the case of accidents. Maritime transport of hazardous substances can be done either in bulk or in packaged form. Products in bulk are transported either by chemical carriers, as is the case of liquid substances at an ambient temperature, or by gas carriers if gaseous substances are involved. The capacity of tankers for chemical products varies from 400m³ to 40.000m³ and tanks vary from 70m³ to 2.000m³. The capacity of ships carrying liquefied gases also varies and can reach 100.000m³/ l /. International construction norms of ships carrying chemical products are defined by the IMO : the IBC code for chemical products in bulk, the IGC code for liquefied gases in bulk and the BC code for solids in bulk.

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Chemical Spills Chemical Spill Clean Up The Salarollpump system can be used for chemical spill clean up as no mechanical components will come into contact with the discharged media. The hose inside the pump housing is made from Nitrile, which is resistant to many chemicals. Other hose materials are available and can be supplied upon request. The Salarollpump can handle temperatures of 212 o F (100 o C) and may increase to 266 o F (130 o C). When pumping flammable liquids the system must be grounded to earth. The power pack can be placed in a location that prevents contact with flammable liquids and fumes. Earthing rod Copper cable 2x33 ft / 10 m Copper plate Plastic mallet Chemical Formula Concen- tration Pumping time hours Exposure hours Nitric acid HNO Caustic soda NaOH Toluene C H CH Hydrochloric acid HCL Phosphoric acid H PO Sulphuric acid (warm) H SO Hydrogen peroxide H O Trichloroethylene C HCI Hydrofluosilic acid H SiF Liquid ammonia NH Combination of high temperatures and aggressive chemicals may reduce the lifetime of the hose. It is recommended to replace the hose after a clean-up of aggressive chemicals. The table opposite indicates values estimated for normal clean-up. Chemical spill clean up movie (921 KB) Salarollpump grounding movie (1.13 MB)

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Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Our Performance Healthy Tourism Resorts and Facilities Home Occupational Groupings Management Topics ... Healthy Tourism Resorts and Facilities Chemical Spills The Queensland Fire and Rescue Service Chemical and hazardous material management The Chemical Hazards and Emergency Management Services (CHEM Services) is a branch of the Counter Disaster and Rescue Services Division of the Department of Emergency Services. The Services can be contacted on Phone: (07) 3247 8444, or by email: chem@emergency.qld.gov.au Go back to the main Topics page Last Updated: 28 May 2006 Last Reviewed: 26 May 2006 Privacy Feedback Other languages Queensland Government

12. Snohomish County : Investigations : Chemical Spills Home Departments Public Works PW Divisions Surface Water Work Areas Water Quality Investigations Chemical Spills http://www1.co.snohomish.wa.us/Departments/Public_Works/Divisions/SWM/Work_Areas

Public Works Links Contact Us Employment Roads Solid Waste Surface Water Public Works PW Divisions Surface Water Work Areas ... Investigations Chemical Spills Surface Water Management Division Pollution Investigation and Technical Assistance Program Chemical Spills The Problem Discoloration of the water, odor, and sightings of waste cans or barrels are all indicators of a potential chemical spill. The toxicity, concentration, dosage, timing, and many other factors all contribute to severity of the problem if a chemical spill reaches a storm drain and subsequently a local stream. To Correct the Problem To report a hazardous waste spill, call the Washington Department of Ecology 24-hour Emergency Response Center at 425-649-7000. You can call this number for any problem that requires immediate attention. Prevention If purchasing chemicals, attempt to use a less toxic form, or one that biodegrades more rapidly. Store the chemicals properly - under cover on a spill pallet and in a well-ventilated area. Have a chemical spill kit on hand – refer to “Environmental Services and Products” in the yellow pages. Do not mix unlike waste chemicals.

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14. Chemical Spills: Security At Sarah Lawrence College SLC.edu Directory of Offices and Services Security and Public Safety Emergency Response Plan Chemical Spills. SLC Home Academic Calendar Site http://www.slc.edu/security/Chemical_Spills.php

SLC.edu Directory of Offices and Services Security and Public Safety Emergency Response Plan ... Site Feedback Search SLC.edu for: A distinctive coeducational college of the liberal arts and sciences. About SLC Alumnae/i Giving to SLC Undergraduate ... Biological, Chemical or Nuclear Disasters/Attacks Chemical Spills 1. Whenever you spill a chemical, or discover a spill or release, tell your supervisor and coworkers in the area immediately. 2. When a spill occurs, you and others should move well away from the area when determining the appropriate response. The appropriate response depends on whether the spill is a simple spill, which you can clean up yourself, or a complex spill, which requires outside assistance. b. Complex spills are any spills that may spread rapidly, may endanger people or property and may endanger the environment. 4. Anyone who may have been contaminated by the complex spill should, if necessary and prudent, be immediately put under an emergency shower and his/her contaminated clothes should be removed as the flow of water begins. The affected area of the skin should be washed for 15 minutes. EMS will be called and medical treatment will begin as soon as possible. 5. If an emergency exists, activate the building alarm (fire alarm) so that the building could be evacuated.

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Home Students Information Technology Schedule ... Emergency Procedures Handbook Chemical Spills If a Chemical spill occurs that is determined to pose an immediate threat to any building occupant, proceed as follows: Notify all building occupants of the area in which the spill has occurred. Notify Business Office at extension 5200 Ensure that heating, ventilation and air conditioning for the building is shut down. This may require a call to Physical Plant at extension 5217. Vacate the immediate area of chemical emergency and report to the designated meeting area. If necessary, pull fire alarm to evacuate the building. Account for all building occupants at the designated meeting point. If direct physical contact is made with the spilled chemical, immediately remove all contaminated clothing. Flush any point of bodily contact with water for at least 15 minutes. Ensure that all those exposed to the spilled chemical obtain medical assistance. Emergency Procedures Handbook Utility Failure Fire Criminal Activity ... Transcript Request Severe Weather There are no cancellations or delays at this time.

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Academics Admission Alumnae/i and Friends Arts and Culture ... Emergency Response Procedures Chemical Spill Alcohol Poisoning Assault Bomb Threats Chemical Spill ... Weapons Chemical Spill Chemical spills, which do not pose a threat: An attempt to confine the spill as much as possible if you have been trained to confine spills and are thoroughly familiar with the hazards of the spilled chemical. If you have contact with the spilled material, remove any contaminated clothing immediately and flush all areas of bodily contact with large amounts of water. Notify CSB Security at 320-363-5000 or SJU Life Safety at 320-363-2144 and give them: Building name Floor Room number Type of accident Chemical(s) involved Chemical spills, which pose a threat: Evacuate the building. Notify CSB Security at 320-363-5000 or SJU Life Safety at 320-363-2144 and give them: Building name Floor Room number Type of accident Chemical(s) involved Notify responding emergency personnel. The Security Office or Life Safety will supply the proper response team. Continue to rinse body contact areas with large amounts of water for fifteen (15) minutes.

17. MIT EHS - Chemical Spills The Hub for Environment, Health and Safety at MIT. http://web.mit.edu/environment/ehs/topic/chemical_spills.html

Back to Topic Index Minor Hazardous materials or waste spills that present no immediate threat to personnel safety, health, or to the environment can be cleaned up by laboratory personnel that use the materials or generate the waste. A Minor hazardous material spill is generally defined as a spill of material that is not spilled in large quantity, does not present a significant fire hazard, can be recovered before it is released to the environment, and is not in a public area such as a common hallway. Such a spill can usually be controlled and cleaned up by one or two personnel. Major hazardous material and waste spills should be reported to the MIT emergency number (X100) to receive immediate professional assistance and support in the control and clean up of the spilled material. Major hazardous materials and waste spills are generally defined as having a significant threat to safety, health, or the environment. These spills generally are a highly toxic material or is spilled in large quantity, may present a significant fire hazard, cannot be recovered before it is released to the environment, or is spilled in a public area such as a common hallway. Upon reporting such a spill personnel should stand by at a safe distance to guide responders and spill clean up experts to the spill area.

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Search By: Keyword Title Author ISBN Browse: Choose a subject: Art Children's Books Christian Books History Gardening Horror Mystery Oprah Book Club Photography Reference Romance Science Science Fiction Sports Technology Travel Art Children's Books Christian Books History ... NATURE : Chemical spills You may sort these results by title or by publication date 33 titles (showing 1-20) The Greening of Ben Brown : A Novel by Michael Strelow May 2005, Paperback List Price: $15.95 Oil and Chemical Spills November 2003, Reinforced Hardcover (Hardcover) List Price: $28.70 by October 2002, Paperback List Price: $225.00 Epcra : Emergency Planning and Community Right-To-Know Act by Peter L. Gray June 2002, Hardcover List Price: $55.01 Spill Reporting and Right-To-Know Compliance by Ethan S. Naftalin November 2000, Paperback, 2nd edition List Price: $125.00 Survey of Chemical Spills Countermeasures by P. G. Langille (Editor), Merv Fingas (Editor), Canada Emergencies Science Division February 1998, Hardcover List Price: $119.95

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Chemical Spills Chemical spills which may pose a threat should be handled by: Attempt to confine the spill as much as possible only if you have been trained to confine spills and are thoroughly familiar with the hazards of the spilled chemical. If you have contact with the spilled material, find a source of water ( restroom, kitchen sink, custodial closet) remove any contaminated clothing immediately and flush all areas of bodily contract with large amounts of water. Notify the Public Safety Department at (96)2-5555 and tell them: Building Name, Floor, Room Number, Type of Accident and Chemicals Involved. Minor Chemical Spills Defined as a spill of potentially dangerous chemicals in quantities less than one liter. In a laboratory environment, this would normally be limited to extremely hazardous substances. In an office maintenance environment it is presumed that the person using the chemical is aware of the properties and hazards associated with the use of the chemical and can, therefore, be responsible for its cleanup. Major Chemical Spills Defined as a spill of potentially dangerous chemicals in quantities exceeding one liter or creates a condition that would be dangerous for many people. These spills are generally beyond the training, scope, capacity and resources of the individual users. Major spills are NOT to be cleaned up by the user or departments who have the chemicals, but are to be referred to the St. Paul or Minneapolis Fire Departments for response by trained and properly equipped hazardous material teams.

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