Item Number | Group Number | Date PAWS Form Filled Out | Unsafe Act / Situation / Suggestion | Action Taken/Safety Suggestion | Person Responsible | Open / Closed | Comments |
Cycle 4 | closed | ||||||
94 | 6a | 2/4/97 | had shut down for the day and were returning glassware without the use of a bucket | reminded them that a bucket needs to be used and showed them were to get one | closed | ||
95 | 6a | 2/4/97 | sodium hydroxide stored in improper location | moved to designated storage area | closed | ||
96 | 6a | 2/4/97 | potassium hydroxide stored in acid storage | moved to designated storage area | closed | ||
97 | 6a | 2/4/97 | Power boxes left energized | boxes turned off | closed | ||
98 | 3a | 2/4/97 | valve V-17 is heavily corroded and appears to leak slowly | inspect valve for integrity and replace if necessary | closed | ||
99 | 8b | 2/6/97 | All valves are poorly labeled, some valves are labeled twice with different numbers | Told safety committee about this problem | closed | ||
100 | 8b | 2/6/97 | The safety crew checked the showers during prime working hours (morning 2/6). This causes somewhat of a slip hazard. | Check showers when groups are not in lab. | closed | ||
101 | 8b | 2/6/97 | For extract flow splatters all over the floor, rust spot. | Cut a hole in the grates so it doesn't splatter. | closed | ||
102 | 5b | 2/6/97 | One group was no familiar with the emergency shutdown procedure for their experiment | Suggested they learn it. | closed | ||
103 | 3a | 2/11/97 | Balance scale over the grate which must be lifted if the floor drain is to be plugged (in case of spill) | Moved balance over | closed | ||
104 | 6a | 2/11/97 | Hearing protection for cooling tower. | Edit safety manual such that NRR>15 ear plugs are required while blower is in use | closed | ||
105 | 6a | 2/11/97 | Green eyewash (NW corner second floor of lab). Right dust cover sticks to nozzle. | Repair/replace dust cover such that water pressure will push cover off when valve opened. | closed | ||
106 | 6a | 2/11/97 | The new safety inspection checklist is still not available for use. | Put the new checklist out (obtain form group which modified it) | closed | ||
107 | 6a | 2/11/97 | Feed sample nozzle could cause injury to persons taking top sample (puncture wound). | Shorten sample nozzle. | closed | ||
108 | 5b | 2/13/97 | Person carried glassware without bucket. | Told him to carry glassware with a bucket. | closed | ||
109 | 5b | 2/13/97 | Solid left in pipe from previous group caused plugging. | Flush out tank and pipes with pure water at the end of each experiment. | closed | ||
110 | 5b | 2/13/97 | Group left equipment running unattended. | Told them that someone needs to be present when equipment is in use. | closed | ||
111 | 5b | 2/13/97 | Person did not have ankle high boots while running the experiment. | Safety committee told him he needed boots. He didn't have any so we provided him with some. | closed | ||
112 | 5b | 2/13/97 | Hearing protection should be required while pump is running. | Included that in the JSA. | closed | ||
113 | 5b | 2/13/97 | Faculty without proper safety boots. | Reminded him that he needs them when in lab. | closed | ||
114 | 5b | 2/13/97 | No first aid kit on the second floor in lab. | Filled out PAWS form. | closed | ||
115 | 8b | 2/13/97 | Equipment left totally unattended while agitator was running. | Informed group and safety committee. | closed | ||
116 | 8b | 2/13/97 | Carrying syringe with needle expanded and carrying very unsafe. Possible injury to self or others eminent. | Told group of unsafe practice and informed safety committee. | closed | ||
117 | 8b | 2/13/97 | One person left attending equipment while operating. | Notified group member and safety committee. | closed | ||
118 | 8b | 2/13/97 | Carrying toluene glass bottle without safety carrier. | Notified group member and safety committee. | closed | ||
119 | 5b | 2/13/97 | UO lab relief device maintenance program. | Proposal presented at safety meeting by group 5b. | closed |
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