1. Chemical Spills Fiscal Operations at Wayne State University Chemical Spills. The range and quantity of hazardous substances used in WSU laboratories require preplanning to respond safely to a http://wayne.edu/fisops/idrm/?Risk_Management:Services:Chemical_Spills

2. Chemical Spill Cancer Side Effect Injury Toxic Pollutant Lawyer If you or a loved one suffered serious health issues from an chemical spill, please contact our pollutant attorneys, for a free lawsuit evaluation. http://www.yourlawyer.com/topics/overview/chemical_spills

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3. Chemical Spills Emergency Actions . In TCU Educational Facilities It is the responsibility of the faculty and lab instructors to know the http://www.saf.tcu.edu/tcu web/chemical_spills.htm

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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5. Brigham City - Utah: Your Future Is Here - Emergency_chemical_spills Chemical Spills . WHAT ARE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS? Hazardous materials are chemical substances, which, if released or misused, can pose a threat to the environment or health. http://www.brighamcity.utah.gov/page.php?n=emergency_chemical_spills

6. Chemical Spill Attorney Toxic Substances Pollutants Lawyer Toxic Injury Lawsuit Chemical Spill Attorneys and Lawyers providing nationwide personal injury legal representation to those injured by environmental pollutants and contamination. http://www.thepicenter.com/case/Chemical_Spills.aspx

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8. Chemical Spills Spills that produce toxic fumes (examples ammonia hydroxide, hydrochloric acid) 1. Leave immediately. 2. Lock the door and place a sign on the door warning of spill. http://jcast.csufresno.edu/graduatelab/safety/chemical_spills.htm

Safety Information Safety rules MSDS Chemical Spills Injury and illness Prevention Plan (IIPP) Facilities Map of Graduate Lab Analytic Lab Plant Science Lab Animal Science Lab ... Soils Lab Resources Equipment Supplies Chemicals Training / Instruction ... Computers Lab Methods Soil Analysis Plant Analysis Feed Analysis Food Analysis ... Check e-mail Chemical Spills Spills that produce toxic fumes (examples: ammonia hydroxide, hydrochloric acid) Leave immediately. Lock the door and place a sign on the door warning of spill. Label the sign as to contents of spill. Inform lab technician. If the lab technician is not present call police x8-2132. Chemical Spill Signs can be found by the first aid kit in the hallway. Small spills (less than 100 ml) Wear goggles, apron and gloves. Pour enough vermiculite on spill to soak up liquid. Use dust pan and brush to pick up vermiculite. Place vermiculite in spill waste container. Wipe area with paper towels and place in spill waste container. Place spill waste container in fume hood and turn on fume hood.

9. Emergency Planning For Chemical Spills Tutorial on the Community RightTo-Know Act (EPCRA), emergency response planning information, and facility and firefighter chemical spill emergency instructions. http://chemicalspill.org/

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10. Emergency Response Plan Chemical Spills Public Safety Emergency Response Plan Chemical Spills. Chemical Spills. Whenever you spill a chemical, or discover a spill or release, tell your supervisor and coworkers in the area immediately. http://www.hostos.cuny.edu/publicsafety/erp/chemicalspills.html

var MenuLinkedBy="AllWebMenus [4]",awmMenuName="menu",awmBN="830";awmAltUrl=""; Text Version Prospective Students Current Students Alumni ... Give to Hostos! Related Links Emergency Response Plan: Chemical Spills Chemical Spills Whenever you spill a chemical, or discover a spill or release, tell your supervisor and coworkers in the area immediately. 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. Simple spills do not spread rapidly, do not endanger people or property except by direct contact and do not endanger the environment. You can cleanup a simple spill yourself if you have the proper equipment and training and are comfortable doing it. The department of Public Safety should be informed of a simple spill, ext. 6888. Complex spills are any spills that may spread rapidly, may endanger people and/or property and may endanger the environment. 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.

11. Emergency Planning For Chemical Spills Tutorial on the Community Right-To-Know Act (EPCRA), emergency response planning information, and facility and firefighter chemical spill emergency instructions. http://www.chemicalspill.org

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12. Oil And Chemical Spills: NOAA Watch: NOAA's All-Hazard Monitor: National Oceanic NOAA Watch offers the latest updates on severe weather and hazardous conditions http://www.noaawatch.gov/themes/oilspill.php

@import url(../css/primarystyle.css); United States Department of Commerce Search NOAA National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA Home Weather Oceans ... NOAAWatch Home More information from NOAA on Oil and Chemical Spills.. General Information IncidentNews: Current and past spill responses Science of Spills Image Galleries ... Spill FAQs Oil Spills 10 Major Oil Spills Oil Spills Tour What's the story on oil spills? Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) Maps ... Restoration after Spills Chemical Spills Chemical Spills Tour CAMEO (Computer-Aided Management of Emergency Operations) CAMEO Chemicals: Online database of hazardous materials Chemical Spill Resources Exxon Valdez Information Exxon Valdez Overview: Details from response and post-spill monitoring Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Research How much oil is left from the Exxon Valdez spill Oil and Chemical Spills For significant spills, a Federal On-Scene Coordinator (FOSC) is established to oversee the spill response. This role is filled by either the Coast Guard or the Environmental Protection Agency. Spill responders at work Under the National Contingency Plan and the National Response Plan

13. Home Worldwide oil and chemical spill, environmental and crisis management consultancy. http://robinperry.org/

Robin Perry and Associates Oil Spill Environmental and Crisis Management Consultants Home About Us Contact Us Site Map ... From Torrey Canyon to Tod The recent upsurge in oil spill occurrences for example the Macondo Well in the Gulf of Mexico as well as spills in  China, Korea and Australia, remind us that the problem of oil spills has not gone away.  Furthermore, it is by no means only oil tankers that continue to cause spills, as many of these recent events have shown. Pipelines and particularly exploration wells can cause internationally significant emergencies. In these times of economic downturn  and business uncertainty it is a major challenge to maintain a high level of emergency preparedness and manage increasing environmental pressure, under conditions of continuing cost cutting, re-structuring and staff reductions. Robin Perry and Associates (RPA) can assist you in meeting these challenges Spill Experience As a young Royal Navy officer Robin saw the birth of modern spill response at the Torry Canyon spill in 1967.  In 1977 he joined the oil industry in the North Sea, followed by five years as General Manager of Oil Spill Response Limited.  After forming RPA, this led to calls from the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency to assst at the Sea Empress spill and from the International Maritime Organisation to provide assitance to the Yemen Government at the the Limburg spill. During a later interlude as a Vice President of SEACOR Environmental Services International(SESI), he established a major response base in the UAE, before reforming RPA in 2009.

14. Chemical Spill Procedures EHS offers training for employees who work directly with chemicals (see Chemical Spills and Waste Procedures) and who are expected to respond http://web.princeton.edu/sites/ehs/emergency/spills.htm

Home Workplace Safety Laboratory Safety Radiation Safety ... Emergencies QuickLinks AED Program Bloodborne Pathogen Training Emergency Prep Environmental Issues Ergonomics Food Protection Forms Indoor Air Quality Laser Safety MSDS Safety Managers Site Map Training Waste Disposal Other Links Other PU Safety Links -Employee Health -Risk Management -Public Safety Search WWW Search the EHS website Emergency Procedures Emergency Prep Fire First Aid Chemical Spill ... Emerg Info Posters Chemical Spill Procedures Spill Response and Clean-up Procedures Developing a Spill Response Plan Recommended Spill Control Materials Inventory EHS Chemical Absorption Kit Locations Spill Response and Clean-up Procedures In the event of a chemical spill, the individual(s) who caused the spill is responsible for prompt and proper clean-up. It is also their responsibility to have spill control and personal protective equipment appropriate for the chemicals being handled readily available. See Developing a Spill Response Plan for more information. The following are general guidelines to be followed for a chemical spill. More detailed procedures may be available in your Departmental Chemical Hygiene Plan or Spill Response Plan.

15. Chemical Spills: A Guided Tour | Responding To Chemical Spills | Emergency Respo Chemical Spills A Guided Tour. Thousands of chemicals are used here in the U.S. and in other industrialized countries to manufacture the goods our economies rely on. http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/chemicalspilltour

Search Emergency Response Pollutants in the Environment Serving Communities Natural Resource Restoration Information for: Emergency Responders Students and Teachers Interested Public Research Institutions ... FAQs Catalogs of: Publications Web Portals Links Downloads ... Intro - 1 Chemical Spills: A Guided Tour Thousands of chemicals are used here in the U.S. and in other industrialized countries to manufacture the goods our economies rely on. Many are hazardous: They may be toxic (poisonous), flammable, or reactive. They are sometimes involved in dangerous accidents. Part 1 In the photo at right, a 1995 explosion and fire engulfed a chemical storage facility 2 miles from downtown Savannah, Georgia. Chemicals escaping from damaged tanks reacted together to form hydrogen sulfide and other poisonous gases. Below is a view of the facility after the fire was put out. A mixture of escaped chemicals has pooled within the protective concrete berm surrounding the burned tanks. This chemical mixture was so caustic that it eventually corroded some sections of the thick berm. Intro - 1 First published on September 17, 2007, and last revised on March 2, 2009.

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17. Chemical Spills - EHow.com Learn about Chemical Spills on eHow.com. Find info and videos including How to Report Chemical Spills, ChemicalSpill Prevention, How to Treat a Chemical Spill and much more. http://www.ehow.com/chemical-spills/

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Chemical Spills Chemical Spills Chemical Spills Featured Articles Chemical Spill Training Training is essential to safely addressing a chemical spill. Improper emergency response to chemical spills can lead to injury, death, and irreparable damage to the environment. Spill response training is recommended by industry, government agencies, and is required by regulatory agencies such as the Occupational Safety and Health... Facts About Chemical Spills In the United States alone, thousands of hazardous chemicals are used by manufacturers and industrial plants. Through improper storage or accidents during transport, these chemicals can spill and cause harm to people and the environment. How to Clean Up Chemical Spills Protective clothing and special equipment is needed to clean up chemical spills. Your organization should have a written chemical spill response plan to follow. Also, have on hand safety sheets that describe chemicals and how to collect and dispose of them safely and the equipment you'll need to do so. Many universities' websites... Chemical Spill Response Training Chemical spill response teams are deployed to clean up oil spills and other hazardous waste spills. These emergency responders are first required to undergo extensive safety and procedural training before handling any chemical waste.

18. Chemical Spills - The George Washington University Police Department Woodhull House, 2033 G St. NW Washington, DC 20052 Foggy Bottom 202994-6110 Mount Vernon 202-242-6110 TDD 202-994-8099 Non-Emergency E-mail upd@upd.gwu.edu http://gwired.gwu.edu/upd/EmergencyProcedures/ChemicalSpills/

See More SASS Departments and Services: - GWired Front Page - Undergraduate Admissions - Career Center - Colonials Athletics - Community Service - Counseling Center - Dean of Students - Dining Services - Disability Support Services - Financial Assistance - GW Housing Programs - Greek Affairs - International Students - Marvin Center - Mount Vernon Campus Life - Multicultural Services - Parent Services - ResNet - Student Activities Center - Student Health - University Police Woodhull House, 2033 G St. NW Washington, DC 20052 Foggy Bottom: 202-994-6110 Mount Vernon: 202-242-6110 TDD: 202-994-8099 Non-Emergency E-mail: upd@upd.gwu.edu IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL 202-994-6111 Daily Crime Log Daily Fire Log Submit feedback to UPD! Service Feedback Form 4-RIDE Feedback Form Report Threatening Behavior or Other Behavioral Concerns Emergency Evacuation Drill Feedback Form Chemical Spills All chemical spills that take place on campus should be considered dangerous. University personnel should not attempt to handle any chemicals unless they are properly trained in handling chemical releases (i.e. laboratory personnel, safety personnel). If a chemical release occurs in your immediate area, the following steps should be taken: Note: Radionuclide users should not evacuate rooms until they have taken steps to limit the spread of contamination, unless immediately warranted by any radiological or life threatening conditions. Limit the movement of all potentially contaminated persons to confine the spread of radioactive material.

19. North Central Florida Local Emergency Planning Committee Offering information and services to protect local communities from chemical spills and accidents. http://www.ncflepc.org/

NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE The North Central Florida LEPC (District 3) has the responsibility to increase chemical safety in our communities. This is accomplished through increasing response capability and accident prevention . Our tools include planning, training, reviewing, exercising, offering How-to-Comply assistance, and educating the public. Chemical releases and biological threats present dangers to first responders and the public. The North Central Florida Regional Hazardous Materials Response Team is one way that the LEPC is working to help keep our communities safe. North Central Florida LEPC Meeting, Wednesday, 17 November 2010 Columbia County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) - map Lake City, Florida, 10:00 am, agenda full packet NCF Regional Hazmat Team Policy Board, Wednesday, 17 November 2010 Columbia County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) - map Lake City, Florida

20. NOAA's National Ocean Service: Oil And Chemical Spills NOAA Brings Scientific Expertise to the Table. On Jan. 8, 2010, the U.S. Coast Guard contacted NOAA with a request for assistance to track the trajectory of an estimated eight http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/hazards/spills/

NOS NOAA HOME EXPLORE Oceans Coral Reefs ... Helping People NOAA Brings Scientific Expertise to the Table On Jan. 8, 2010, the U.S. Coast Guard contacted NOAA with a request for assistance to track the trajectory of an estimated eight barrels of crude oil released from a leaking valve in West Cote Blanche Bay, La. Two days later, a tanker with 41,000 barrels of ethanol aboard experienced a ruptured tank. The Coast Guard contacted NOAA for support. Fortunately, no fuel was released. collision between a crude oil tanker and a barge in Port Arthur, Texas. All of these events occurred within one two-week period. Each year, there are thousands of oil and chemical spills in coastal waters around the nation. These spills range from small ship collisions to fuel transfer mishaps to massive spill events like the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill The release of oil and chemicals into our coastal waterways is a major problem. Spills can kill wildlife, destroy habitat, and contaminate critical resources in the food chain. Spills can also wreak havoc on the economies of coastal communities by forcing the closure of fisheries, driving away tourists, or temporarily shutting down navigation routes. And these environmental and economic damages can linger for decades. When dealing with oil and chemical spills, there are many questions that need answered.

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