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--- safety [2022/09/21 14:32] – dublin
+++ safety [2023/03/10 14:00] (current) – ethanminot
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 All lab users are required to complete OSU's online training modules for basic lab safety. You must go through this process before you are given keys to the lab.
-  * Go to the [[http://oregonstate.edu/ehs/training-materials|OSU EHS training materials]]
+  * Ethan will add your name to the lab safety management tool (SciShield) which is administered by OSU's Environmental and Health Safety (EHS) Department.
-  * Scroll down to "Laboratory and Chemical Safety"
+  * SciShield will contact you will a list of training materials. This will include things like hazardous waste awareness, compressed gas safety, sharps safety, eyewash and safety showers and fume hood safety.
-  * You will see list of required training modules (as of May 2019 the three required modules are "Lab Safety Training", "Safety Data Sheets & Haz Comm", and "Hazardous Waste")
+  * Complete the online training modules. You'll be logged in with onid credentials and the SciShield system will record the trainings.
-  * Complete these online modules. Use your onid username/password to take the quiz or to acknowledge completion.
-  * You will receive emails verifying completion of each module. Forward these emails to Ethan.
 As a complement to the basic lab safety training, you must also complete this quiz which is specific to the Minot Lab: {{::chem_safety_quiz9.doc|}}. Fill out this quiz and email it to Ethan. Some of the answers are found on this wiki page— scroll down to see information specific to the Minot Lab.
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 Research projects in our lab often use
   *Fume hoods
-  *Compressed gas cylinders
+  *Compressed gas cylinders ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-f5zfMH7QI|1-minute YouTube video]])
   *Lasers
   *Cryogenic liquids/gases