FireandotherEmergencyProcedures

School of Physics

BuildingA28

EMERGENCYCONTACTNUMBERSFire,Ambulance,Police 0-000SecurityPatrol 9351-3333

Author: NathanApps

Date: 20thOctober2016

ReviewDate: 20thApril2017

Copiesto: AllECOPersonnel

HeadsofResearchGroupswithintheBuilding

OHSUnit

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TABLEOFCONTENTS

Emergencycontrolorganisation page3

Buildingcharacteristics page4

Generalevacuationprocedures–allstaff,studentsandvisitors page5

Evacuationprocedures(FIRE)–emergencycontrolorganisation(ECO)ChiefWarden page6

Evacuationprocedures(FIRE)–emergencycontrolorganisation(ECO)FloorWarden page7

Medicalemergency page8

Bombthreat page9

Gasleak page10

HAZMATincident page11

Emergencylockdown page12

Peoplewithdisabilities page13

APPENDIXA–Emergencysignage–includingassemblyareadiagram page14

APPENDIXB-Phonethreatchecklist page15

APPENDIXC–Operationoftheemergencywarningsystem page16

APPENDIXD–Dangerousgoodsmanifest-Chemicals page17

APPENDIXE–Dangerousgoodsmanifest-Gases page20

APPENDIXF–Dangerousgoodsmanifest-Radiation page21

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EMERGENCYCONTROLORGANISATION(ECO)

SchoolManagement

Position Ph. Mobile Email Location

ProfTimBeddimg HeadofSchool 93512537 0421010698 hos@physics.usyd.edu.au 214

ProfSimonFleming DeputyHoS 91140851 0411239659 simon.fleming@sydney.edu.au 311

16SafetyOfficers Role Ph. Mobile Email LocationDavidBeech SchoolSafety 93512554 0434561997 nathan.apps@sydney.edu.au 234

JoeKachan Radiation 93512713 0438252768 j.khachan@physics.usyd.edu.au 219b

RalfWilson LaserSafety 93513462 0420422375 Ralf.wilson@sydney.edu.au 410

FirstAidOfficers

Department Ph. Mobile Email Location

JoeKachan Teaching 93512713 0438252768 j.khachan@physics.usyd.edu.au 219b

BrianFord Technical 93515475 0404891076 brian.ford@sydney.edu.au 421

EveTeran Administration 93515975 0430452442 eve.teran@sydney.edu.au 212

JohnO’Byrne Astrophysics 93513184 0448050407 John.obyrne@sydney.edu.au 205

KateGunn CAASTRO 93512893 0411466080 kate.gunn@sydney.edu.au 356

KylieWilliams CAASTRO 91142183 0478404619 k.williams@sydney.edu.au 352

Wardens Department Ph. Area Email LocationSebastianJuraszek Technical 93512639 Level1 s.juraszek@physics.usyd.edu.au 209

RodCross Honorary 93512545 Level1 r.cross@physics.usyd.edu.au

103

SergioLeon-Saval IPOS 91141162 Level1 sergio.leon-saval@sydney.edu.au 323

EveTeran Administration 93515975 Level2East eve.teran@sydney.edu.au 212

GeraldineArries. Finance 93512711 Level2East geraldine.arriesgado@sydney.edu.au 201

MichaelPaterson Technical 93512554 Level2West m.paterson@physics.usyd.edu.au 234

TomGordon Outreach 90365194 Level2West t.gordon@physics.usyd.edu.au 237

RichardLwin IPOS 91140852 Level3East r.lwin@usyd.edu.au 301a

VeraBrinkel CUDOS 93512637 Level3East v.brinkel@physics.usyd.edu.au 310

GoncaloBorges HighEnergy 93511937 Level3West goncalo@physics.usyd.edu.au 362

KateGunn SIfA 93512893 Level3West Kate.gunn@sydney.edu.au 356

KylieWilliams SIfA 91142183 Level3West k.williams@sydney.edu.au 352

CenkKocer Applied 90366504 Level4/5/6East cenk.kocer@sydney.edu.au 440

JohnsonRen Technical 86275026 Level4/5/6East johnson.ren@sydney.edu.au 410

BrianFord Technical 93515475 Level4/5/6West brian.ford@sydney.edu.au 421

ElizabethStarkey Medical 91141913 Level4/5/6West elizabeth.starkey@sydney.edu.au 604

ChiefWarden Role Ph. Mobile Email Location

NathanApps ChiefWarden 93513462 0402077890 nathan.apps@sydney.edu.au 410

JoeKachan DeputyChief 93512713 0438252768 j.khachan@physics.usyd.edu.au 219b

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BUILDINGCHARACTERISTICSFiredetection/protection yes/no DetailsSprinklersystem No Nosprinklersystem

Smokedetectors Yes Throughoutbuilding

Thermaldetectors Yes Throughoutbuildingexceptsmokedetectorslistedabove

Fireisolatedstairs Yes L3eastandL3/L4West

Emergencywarningsystem Yes Mixtureofsirensandspeakers

EmergencyCommunication Yes

Emergencycontrolpoint Yes Level2corridornexttomainfoyerentrance

Assemblyarea Yes HockeySquareOval

BuildingUse yes/no DetailsCentrallybookedteachingspace Yes Lt1,Lt2,Lt4,Lt5,Slade(Lt8)

Computerlaboratories No

Localteachingspace Yes 419(2ndyrLabandkickstart)

Wetlaboratories Yes 233

Workshops Yes 238-244

Library No

Clinicaltreatmentarea Yes 104

Officespace Yes Allfloors

Chemicals,biologicalmaterialsandradiationareoftenusedduringteachingandresearchactivities.These

activitiesmayincreasethelikelihoodofbuildingemergenciesandtheriskassociatedwithrespondingtothose

emergencies.Followingaresomesummarydetails.RefertoAppendicesD,EandFforfurtherinformation.

Hazardousmaterials yes/no SummarydetailsChemicals Yes Majorityoflabshavechemicalssuchasacetone,alcoholetc–

107,107a,112,113,116a,116b,118,119,120,121,121a,

218b,218c,218d,218e,218g,226f,226h,226l,228,230,231-

2,231c,346,402,404,404a,404b,404c,404d,410,412,429,

430,431,432,432a,433,433b.Afulllistofchemicalscanbe

foundinAppendixD.

Biological–pathogens/GMOs,

carcinogens,mutagens

No

Radiation Yes Radioactivesourcesarestoredin419(2ndyrlabs)

Gases Yes Severallabsusecompressedgasessuchashelium,oxygen,

hydrogen,carbondioxideandargon–218a,224,226,229,231,

231c,239,402,404(drawtower),412,429,workshopgascage.

FulllistofgasescanbefoundinAppendixE

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Evacuationprocedures–allstaff,students&visitors

ALARMS

BEEP….BEEP….Preparetoevacuate1. Checkforanysignofimmediatedanger2. Shutdownequipmentandprocesses3. Collectanynearbypersonalitems.

WOOP….WOOP…Evacuatethebuilding1. Followthe signs2. Escortvisitors&thosewhorequireassistance3. Donotuselifts4. Proceedtotheassemblyarea.EMERGENCYRESPONSE

1. Warnanyoneinimmediatedanger2. Fightthefireorcontaintheemergency,ifsafe&trainedtodoso.Ifnecessary…3. Closethedoor,ifsafetodoso4. Activatea“BreakGlass”Alarm

or 5. Evacuateviayourclosestsafe

6. Reporttheemergency0-000&1-3333.

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Evacuationprocedures–EMERGENCYCONTROLORGANISATION(ECO)

ChiefWardenEvacuationProcedure

1) BEEP….BEEP….staycalm,collectpersonalbelongings.2) RetrievethewhitehatandkeyforthefireindicatorandEWISpanels.TheKeyislocatedinreception

nexttothemasterkeys.3) ProceedtothefireindicatorandEWISpanels,thesearelocatednexttothemainfoyeronlevel2.4) Usingthetwofireindicatorpanels(FIPs),locatetheregionthattriggeredthealarm.5) UsingthePAand/orredphone,attempttocommunicatewiththefloorwardensintheaffectedregion.6) Usinginformationfromfloorwardens,trytoestablishthecauseandseriousnessofthealarm.Inan

emergencyaskthedeputytodial000andpresstheredbreakglasstoensurethefirebrigadearecalled.

7) Askthedeputywardentowritedownthetypeandlocationoftheemergencyontheevacuationchecklistonthewallandcallsecurity–93513333

8) Considerthesafestwaytoexitthebuildingforoccupantsinandaroundtheaffectedarea.InformrelevantwardensoftheproposedexitpathusingthePAoritercom.

9) UsethePAtocommunicatewiththeoccupantsoflevels5and6.“Attentionallpersonnelonlevels5&6.Pleaseleavetheareayouareinimmediately.Makeyourwaytolevel4andfollowinstructionsfromthefloorwardens.”

10)UsethePAtocommunicatetoalllevels.“Attentionallpersonnel,pleasepreparetoevacuate.Pleasestaycalm”

11) WOOP….WOOP…evacuatethebuilding12)CommunicatewithallpersonnelviathePA.“Attentionallpersonnel,theemergencysystemhasbeen

activated,pleasemakeyourwaytothenearestexit.Pleasefollowinstructionsfromthefloorwardens”.

13)WaitforfloorwardenstoarriveattheFIP.Whenafloorwardenconfirmsaregionisclear,recordthelocationontheevacuationchecklistthendirectwardenstoguardbuildingentrypoints.Ticktheseoffontheevacuationchecklist.

14)Whenallentriesareguarded,askremainingwardenstoassistsecuritypatrolstaffincrowdcontrol.Wardenstodirectpersonnelontotheoval,notnexttoPhysicsroad.

15)Whenemergencyservicesarrive,communicatethetypeandlocationoftheemergency,whichareashavenotbeenconfirmedclearandanyotherdetails.

16)Afteremergencyserviceshaveconfirmedthebuildingissafe,announcethisusingamegaphoneandpermitpersonnelbackintobuilding.Meetwiththefloorwardensfordebriefing.

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Evacuationprocedures–EMERGENCYCONTROLORGANISATION(ECO)FloorWardenEvacuationProcedure(FIRE)

BEEP….BEEP….staycalm,collectpersonalbelongings,putonredhat.1. Checkforanysignofimmediatedanger(fire,smoke,chemicalfumesetc)inyourdesignatedarea2. Makeyourwaytoandbepreparedtoanswertheredphone.3. Whenalarmswitchestowoopwoop….

WOOP….WOOP…Evacuatethebuilding4. Directthebuildingoccupantstoevacuatethebuildingviatheclosestsafeexit(orexitadvisedbychief

warden)5. Searchforstragglersorinjuredpersons,ifsafetodoso.6. Makeyourwaytothecentralfireindicatorpanel,closingdoorsifconvenient7. Followinstructionsfromchiefwarden–youwillbeinstructedtoeitherpreventre-entrytothebuildingor

assistwithcrowdcontrol.Ifthechiefwardenisabsent,fillouttheevacuationchecklistandassignyourselfatask.

8. Whenbuildingisdeclaredsafe,proceedtofoyerentryfordebriefingsessionNotesIfyoumakeyourwaytothefireindicatorpanelandthechiefwardenisnotpresent:1. Markofftheareathatyouareresponsibleforusingtheevacuationchecklistaddingcommentsifnecessary2. Tickoffabuildingentrypointorcrowdcontrolboxontheevacuationchecklistandgotothatarea.Notealsothatthereare“NoEntry”signsabovethefireindicatorpanelthatcanbeattachedtoentrypoints.Theseareusefulifyouneedtoguardmultipleentrydoorsorifyouprefertousesignagetoaidcommunicationwiththegeneralpublic.

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Procedures–MedicalEmergencyIfapersonisseriouslyinjuredorill,thefollowingproceduresshouldbefollowed.

PERSONWHODISCOVERSTHEINJUREDORILL1. Callanambulance0-0002. NotifytheclosestFirstAidOfficer13. NotifySecuritythatanambulancehasbeencalled1-333324. SendstafftothemainentrancesofthebuildingtomeettheAmbulanceOfficersonarrival.FIRSTAIDOFFICER

Providefirstaidassistanceasrequired.UNIVERSITYHEALTHSERVICE

Forlessseriousmedicalconditions,theUniversityHealthServiceoffersageneralpractitionerand"walkin"serviceforstaff,studentsandvisitorsontheCamperdown/DarlingtonCampus.Priorityisgiventoemergenciesorthoseinpainordistress.TheUniversityHealthServiceislocatedatLevel3WentworthBuilding(G01)Phone1-3484andEntryLevelHolmeBuilding(A09)Phone1-4095.

FirstAidOfficers

Department Ph. Mobile Email Location

JoeKachan Teaching 93512713 0438252768 j.khachan@physics.usyd.edu.au 219b

BrianFord Technical 93515475 0404891076 brian.ford@sydney.edu.au 421

EveTeran Administration 93515975 0430452442 eve.teran@sydney.edu.au 212

JohnO’Byrne Astrophysics 93513184 0448050407 John.obyrne@sydney.edu.au 205

KateGunn CAASTRO 93512893 0411466080 kate.gunn@sydney.edu.au 356

KylieWilliams CAASTRO 91142183 0478404619 k.williams@sydney.edu.au 352

1 AllSecurityPatrolOfficersaretrainedinFirstAid.Ifnecessary,SecurityPatrolcanbecontactedon1-3333toprovideafter-hoursFirstAidtreatmenton

theCamperdown,Darlington,MalletStreetandRozellecampuses.

2 Securitywillre-contactthe000servicetoprovideanyadditionaldetailsand/ornotifyallgatekeepersoftheemergency.

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BombthreatBombthreatsareusuallyreceivedviaatelephonecall,butoccasionallyasawrittenthreat.Theresponsetoa

bombthreatisoftendifferenttootheremergencies.TheUniversitySecurityServicewillworkwiththeNSW

Policetodecidethebestcourseofaction.Ifasearchorevacuationisdeemednecessary,theECOmaybeasked

toassisttheprocess.

PERSONWHORECEIVESTHETHREAT1. Donothangupthephone–leavethelineopen2. Usethephonethreatchecklist(APPENDIXB)torecordasmuchinformationaspossible3. NotifySecurity(1-3333)andlocalmanagement.SECURITY

1. NotifytheNSWPolice2. WorkwiththeNSWPoliceandlocalmanagementtoassessthethreat3. Decidethebestcourseofaction4. Ifanevacuationisrequired,ensurethattheassemblyareaandexitpathsarefreeofsuspiciousitems.EMERGENCYCONTROLORGANISATION(ECO)

WorkwithSecurityandtheNSWPoliceasinstructedBUILDINGOCCUPANTS

1. FollowinstructionsfromSecurity,NSWPoliceortheECO2. Onrequest,checktheimmediateworkareaforanythingsuspicious3. Ifrequested,collectyourpersonalbelongingsandevacuateasdirected4. ReportsuspiciousitemstoSecurity,NSWPoliceortheECONoteSuspiciousitemsshouldbeidentifiedbyplacingaplainpieceofA4paperwiththeword“suspicious”adjacentto

theitem,withouttouchingtheitemitself.

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Gasleak

ManyoftheUniversity’sbuildingsareservicedbynaturalgas.Asignificantgasleak,associatedwithequipment

failureordamagetoahighpressuregasline,mayhaveanimpactonthesafetyofthebuildingoccupants.

Intheeventthatgascanbesmeltinsideabuilding.

BUILDINGWARDENSAND/ORLOCALSUPERVISORS1. Eliminateignitionsources2. Evacuateallstaff,studentsandvisitorstoawellventilatedarea3. NotifySecurity1-3333andtheChiefWardenCHIEFWARDEN

1. Checkifotherareasofthebuildingareaffected2. LiaisewithSecurityandCampusInfrastructureServices(CIS)1-7838

Ifnecessary…

3. Manuallyactivateevacuationprocedures34. EnsurethattheEmergencyServiceshavebeennotified.

3 Gasleak- itisimportanttocheckthatthenormalassemblyareaissafe,i.e.notimpactedbythegasleak.

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Hazardousmaterial(HAZMAT)incident

Chemicals,compressedgases,biologicalagentsandradiationareallusedattheUniversity.Thesesubstancesare

generallystoredandusedinlaboratories,workshopsanddangerousgoodsdepots.

Theindividualdepartmentsandworkgroupsthatstoreorusethesesubstancesarerequiredtoimplement

appropriatelocalemergencyprocedurestomanageincidentsinvolvingthosehazardoussubstances.Although

hazardoussubstancesareusuallystoredandusedinsmallquantities,anaccidentalspillorreleasemayhavean

impactonthesafetyofthebuildingoccupants.

STAFF/STUDENTSINVOLVEDINTHEINCIDENT1. Evacuatetheaffectedarea2. Arrangefirstaidassistance,ifrequired3. Establishanswerstothefollowingquestions:

• Whatsubstanceisinvolved?

• Howmuchhasbeenreleased?

• Whereisitlocated?

• Isanevacuationrequired?

• IsassistancefromtheNSWFireBrigade(HAZMATUNIT)required?

IfassistancefromtheNSWFireBrigadeisrequired…4. Securetheaffectedarea5. Reporttheemergency0-000&1-33336. NotifytheChiefWarden.CHIEFWARDEN

1. Donotentertheaffectedarea2. Ascertainthenatureandlocationoftheproblem,fromasafedistance3. Maintaincontactwiththestaff/studentsinvolvedintheincident4. Coordinatefurtherevacuations,ifrequired5. LiaisewiththeWardens,FirstAidOfficers,SecurityandEmergencyServicespersonnel6. Announcewhentheemergencyisover.

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Emergencylockdown

Buildingemergencyproceduresaretraditionallyfocusedonthesafeevacuationofstaff,studentsandvisitors.

Thisisanappropriateresponsetomostemergencysituations(eg.fire,gasleak,internalreleaseofhazardous

materials),butinsomesituationsitmayactuallybesafertostayinsidethebuilding.

AnemergencylockdownwillbeimplementedwhennecessarytoensurethattheoccupantsofUniversity

Buildingsareprotectedfromanexternalthreat,includingbutnotlimitedto,violentincidents,civildisturbanceor

severestorms.Anemergencylockdownmayalsobeimplementedinsituationswhereadditionalpedestrian

trafficoncampusmayhindertheworkoftheattendingemergencyservices.

YouwillbenotifiedofanemergencylockdownbytheattendingEmergencyServicespersonnel,SecurityPatrolor

yourChiefWarden.Thismessagewillbecommunicatedviathebuilding’semergencywarningPAsystemor

anothermechanism.

AnnouncementText

Attentionallpersonnel

This(building/area)iscurrentlyinLockdown.

FeelfreetocontinueyourworkBUT

forsafetyreasons,pleaseremainwithinthebuildinguntilfurthernotice.

Weaimtoprovideanupdatewithinthenext5minutes.

Irepeat….–(repeatabovetextonce)

Emergencywardens;pleasestandbyyourWIPphonesforfurtherinstruction

CHIEFWARDEN1. FollowtheinstructionsoftheEmergencyServicesandSecurity2. FacilitatetheuseoftheEmergencyWarningSystem(orothercommunicationequipment)3. MaintaincontactwithWardensviaWardenIntercomPhones(WIP)4. ActasdirectedbySecurityandtheEmergencyServices.WARDENS

1. Encouragestafftoremaincalm2. StayclosetotheWIP,ifsafetodoso3. ActasdirectedbyChiefWarden.BUILDINGOCCUPANTS

1. Remaincalm2. FollowinstructionsfromtheEmergencyServices,SecurityandWardens3. Stayawayfromexposedwindows4. Ifpossible,maintainphoneandemailaccess5. Ifpossible,maintaincontactwithcolleaguesand/orfellowstudents.

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PeoplewithdisabilitiesPeoplewithphysicaldisabilitiesmayhavedifficultymovingquicklyorusingstairs.Peoplewhoaredeaforwho

haveapartialhearingimpairmentmayhavedifficultyinhearingemergencyalarmsignalsandannouncements.

Peoplewhoareblindorwhohaveavisualimpairmentmayhavedifficultyinfindingandnegotiatingthe

emergencyexitroutes.Neverthelesssomepeoplewhodohaveadisabilitymaynotrequireassistance.

Staffandstudentswhomayexpecttohavedifficultiesduringanemergencyorevacuationshouldmake

themselvesandtheirusuallocationknowntotheChiefWardenofthebuilding.TheChiefWardenshouldthen

privatelydiscusswiththemtheemergencyproceduresforthebuildingandmodifythese(ifnecessary)to

accommodatetheirdisability.

Visualsignalsmaybeusedtoalertthosepeoplewithimpairedhearing,oranescortmaybeassignedto

communicateemergencymessagestothem.Emergencyexitroutesmustbekeptclearforthosewithvisual

impairment.Inthemajorityofcasesanescortshouldbeallocatedtoprovideassistanceandwaitwiththeperson

untilsuchtimeastheycanbesafelyevacuated.

Intheeventofanemergencythatleadstoabuildingevacuation,peoplewithdisabilitieswhorequireassistance

toevacuateshouldbeassembledatapre-arranged“safeplace”andattendedtobytheirescortsoratleastone

buildingwarden.

Immediatelyfollowingtheevacuationof“able-bodied”buildingoccupants,thosewithdisabilitieswhoare

capableofusingthestairsshouldbeassistedfromthebuildingbyanescortorwarden.Anotherwardenorescort

shouldremainwiththoseinthe“safeplace”awaitingevacuation.Peoplewhoareincapableofusingthestairs

shouldbeevacuatedunderthecontroloftheattendingEmergencyServices.

Personwithdisability Normallocation EscortPhilDenniss 412 L4wardens

Parentroomoccupants 104 L1wardens

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APPENDIXA–Emergencysignage

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APPENDIXB

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APPENDIXC–Operationoftheemergencywarningsystem

Fire indicator panels (FIPs). Use these panels to determine where the alarm was triggered.

Emergency warning intercommunications system (EWIS) panel.

PA microphone. Warden intercom phone (WIP)

Circuit diagram inside box.

No entry signs. Evacuation Checklist

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APPENDIXD–Dangerousgoodsmanifest–Typicalchemicals2016

Chemical UN No Class CAS Packing Code MSDS Quantity Room Location

Acetone 1090 3 67-64-1 II P 20 l A28 - Liquids Store Mineral Turpentine 1299 3 III P 20 l A28 - Liquids Store

1300 3 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store Methylated Spirits 1170 3 II P 20 l A28 - Liquids Store

3 l A28 - Liquids Store Shellite 1268 3 II P 20 l A28 - Liquids Store

Kerosene 1223 3 8008-20-6 II P 20 l A28 - Liquids Store 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store

Methanol 1230 3 67-56-1 II P 20 l (4) A28 - Liquids Store 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store

Toluene 1294 3 108-88-3 II P 20 l A28 - Liquids Store 2.5 l (3) A28 - Liquids Store

Ethanol Solution (<70%) 1170 3 II P 20 l A28 - Liquids Store 3 l A28 - Liquids Store

Proponol 1219 3 II P 20 l (2) A28 - Liquids Store Paints & Thinners 1263 3 II P Numerous A28 - Liquids Store

Oils A28 - Liquids Store Brass Dip (15% sulphuric

acid,29% sodium dichromate) 2 l A28 - Liquids Store

Stainless steel cleaner(15% nitric acid, 2% sulphuric, 2%

hydofluoric acid) 20 l A28 - Liquids Store

Deoxidine (phosphoric acid) 5 l A28 - Liquids Store Sulphuric 2796 8 II P 2.5 l (3) A28 - Liquids Store

2796 8 II P 1 l A28 - Liquids Store 2796 8 II P 500 ml A28 - Liquids Store

Nitric 2031 8 I P 2.5 l (3) A28 - Liquids Store 2031 8 I P 250 ml A28 - Liquids Store

Hydrochloric 1789 8 II P 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store Formic 500 ml A28 - Liquids Store Battery 1 l A28 - Liquids Store

Ethanediol 3 500 ml (2) A28 - Liquids Store Glycerol NA NA NA NA 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store

Dichloroethane 1184 6.1 II P 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store Ammonia Solution 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store

Chloroform 1888 6.1 67-66-3 III P 2.5 l A28 - Liquids Store Acetic acid 100 ml A28 - 116B

Corrosives cabinet

cholesteryl chloroformate 25 g A28 - 116B hydrochloric acid 1789 8 II P 100 ml A28 - 116B

iodine 50 g A28 - 116B silver acetate 50 g A28 - 116B

Sodium Hydroxide 1824 8 II P 500 g A28 - 116B tin chloride 100 g A28 - 116B 2 - proponol 2.5 l (2) A28 - 116B

Flammable cabinet

4-methly-2-pentenone 4 l A28 - 116B Acetone 1090 3 67-64-1 II P 1 l A28 - 116B

anglosol 700 500 ml A28 - 116B chloroform 1888 6.1 67-66-3 III P 500 ml (2) A28 - 116B

cyclohexane 1 l A28 - 116B dimethyl sulphoxide A28 - 116B

kerosene 1223 3 8008-20-6 P 1 l A28 - 116B methanol 1230 3 67-56-1 II P 1 l A28 - 116B

toluene reagent 1294 3 II P 500 ml A28 - 116B toluene, anhydrous 100 ml A28 - 116B

Proponol 1219 3 II P 2.5 l A28 - 121 Acetone 1090 3 67-64-1 II P 2.5 l A28 - 121

1 - hexene 1 l A28 - 228

Flammable cabinet East

1,2 dichloromethane 1184 1 l A28 - 228 acetone 1090 3 67-64-1 II P 1 l A28 - 228 AnalaR 500ml A28 - 228

benzamide 55-21-0 100 g A28 - 228 benzyl alcohol 100-51-6 P 100ml A28 - 228

calcium phosphate 100 g (2) A28 - 228 chloroform 1888 6.1 67-66-3 III 500 ml A28 - 228

cyanoacetic acid 8 3722098 P 100g A28 - 228 Di ethylene glycol 111-46-6 1 l A28 - 228 dichloromethane 1593 6.1 75-09-2 III P 1 l A28 - 228 dichloromethane 1593 6.1 75-09-2 III P 500 ml A28 - 228

dimethyl acetamide 2.5 l A28 - 228 dimethyl sulfoxide 2.5l A28 - 228 dimethylformamide 2265 3 68-12-2 III P 500 ml A28 - 228

dodecyltrichloro-silane 25 g A28 - 228

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Chemical UN No Class CAS Packing Code MSDS Quantity Room Location

ethanol 200 proof 1170 3 P 1 l A28 - 228 ethyl acetate 3 141-78-6 P 1 l A28 - 228 ethyl acetate 3 141-78-6 P 1 l A28 - 228

ethylene glycol NA NA 107-21-1 NA P 1 l A28 - 228 ethylenediamene 107-15-3 P 250ml A28 - 228

formamide 75-12-7 P 250 ml A28 - 228 heptane 3 142-82-5 P 1 l A28 - 228

heptane, chromasolv 3 142-82-5 P 1 l A28 - 228 isoproponol 1219 3 67-63-0 P 1 l A28 - 228

kerosene 1223 3 8008-20-6 II P transferred liquids store A28 - 228

m heptane 20 ml (2) A28 - 228 methanol anhydrous 1230 3 67-56-1 II P 500 ml A28 - 228

N.N dimethylacetamide NA NA 127-19-5 NA P 250 ml A28 - 228 N.N dimethylformamide 2265 3 68-12-2 III P 1 l A28 - 228

oxalic acid 8-Mar 144-62-7 50 g A28 - 228 pentane chromasolv 109-60-0 1 l A28 - 228

styrene 3 100-42-5 P 100 ml A28 - 228 toluene 1294 3 108-88-3 II P 20 ml A28 - 228

toluene chromasolv 1294 3 108-88-3 II P 1 l (2) A28 - 228 toluene-chromasolv 1294 3 108-88-3 II P 1 l A28 - 228

trichloro ethylene 79-01-6 P 100ml A28 - 228 triethylenetetramine 2259 8 112-24-3 II P 500 ml A28 - 228 tri-n-butylphosphate empty A28 - 228

tyzor tpt titanate 100 ml (2) A28 - 228 A28 - 228

acetone 1090 3 67-64-1 II P A28 - 228

Flammable cabinet north

acetone 1090 3 67-64-1 II P A28 - 228

dodecyltrichloro-silane 224-72-4 P transferred to east cabinet A28 - 228

ethanol solution 1170 3 A28 - 228 hexane, anhydrous 110-54-3 P A28 - 228

methanol 1230 3 67-56-1 II P A28 - 228 methylated spirits 1170 3 A28 - 228

phenol phlatera powder A28 - 228 shellite 1268 3 II P A28 - 228 toluene 1294 3 II P A28 - 228

trichloro ethylene 79-01-6 P transferred to east cabinet A28 - 228

turpentine 1299 3 III P A28 - 228 xylenes 1307 3 1330-20-7 III P A28 - 228

acrylamide toxic 79-06-1 100g A28 - 228

Fume cabinet

eicosane 100g A28 - 228 glycerol 500g A28 - 228

natriomhydroxide - platzchem corrosive 500 g A28 - 228 N-hydoxymethyl acrylamide harmful 100g A28 - 228

poly dimethylisoloxane 100ml A28 - 228 poly-t-lysim solution NA NA NA P 100ml A28 - 228 sodium carbonate 500g A28 - 228 sodium chloride 500 g A28 - 228

sodium hydroxide pellets corrosive 500g A28 - 228 sodium phosphate dibasic 500g A28 - 228

sodium phosphate monobasic 500g A28 - 228 methacrylic acid 250 ml A28 - 231/2

231-2 Fridge

poly-i-lysine 250 ml A28 - 231/2 acrylic acid 250 ml A28 - 231/2

tetramethylbenzidene 100 ml A28 - 231/2 polysoprene 250 ml A28 - 231/2 cholesterol 25 g A28 - 231/2

L-a-phosphatidychloride 10 g A28 - 231/2 propylamine 50 ml A28 - 231/2 acrylonitrile 50 ml A28 - 231/2 anyl acetate 50 ml A28 - 412

Flammable Cabinet

turps 1299 3 III P 500 ml A28 - 412 methylayed spirits 1170 3 II P 2.5 l A28 - 412

acetone 1090 3 67-64-1 II P 2.5 l A28 - 412 kerosene 1223 3 8008-20-6 II P 1 l A28 - 412

petroleum ether 2.5 l A28 - 412 absolute ethanol 2.5 l A28 - 433B

Class 3 Flammable

cabinet

acetic acid 2789 8 II P 500 ml A28 - 433B acetic acid glacial 8 P 500 ml A28 - 433B acetic acid, glacial 8 P 500 ml A28 - 433B

acetone 1090 3 II P 2.5 l A28 - 433B ammonia solution 500 ml A28 - 433B

ammonium hydroxide, reagent 500 ml A28 - 433B anglosol 700 500 ml A28 - 433B

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Chemical UN No Class CAS Packing Code MSDS Quantity Room Location

BEC high effective radiant compound 1 kg A28 - 433B

caustic soda 500 g A28 - 433B chinese herbal ??? 100 ml A28 - 433B

chromium oxide 1463 250g A28 - 433B concentrate RBS 35 4 l A28 - 433B

copper sulphite 500g A28 - 433B copper(II) nitrate hydrate 100 g A28 - 433B

crystal violet 25g A28 - 433B crystal violet waste 1 l A28 - 433B

deionised water 2.5 l A28 - 433B ethanol 1170 3 II P 2.5 l (empty) A28 - 433B

ethyl methylketone 1193 3 II P 2.5 l A28 - 433B ethylene glycol, anhydrous 500 ml A28 - 433B

gallay rinse aid 100 ml A28 - 433B hydrochlorc acid 2.5 l A28 - 433B hydrochloric acid 2.5 l A28 - 433B

hydrogen peroxide 50 ml A28 - 433B hydrogen peroxide 30% 2.5 l A28 - 433B

hydrogen peroxide solution 1 l A28 - 433B iodine 10 g A28 - 433B

lithium chloride 500g A28 - 433B mercury spills 250 g? A28 - 433B

methylated spirits 1170 3 II P 2.5 l A28 - 433B methylene blue hydrate 500 ml A28 - 433B

mineral turps 1300 3 III P 2.5 l A28 - 433B nitric acid 70% 2031 8 I P 2.5 l A28 - 433B

orthophosphoric acid 2.5 l A28 - 433B orthophosphoric acid 500 ml A28 - 433B potassium chloride 500 g A28 - 433B potassium iodide 100 g A28 - 433B

propyleneglycol monomethyl 1 l A28 - 433B silgel 612A ( A & B) 500g each A28 - 433B

silicon rod 100 g A28 - 433B silicon tetrachloride 500 ml A28 - 433B

sodium hydroxide pellets 500 g A28 - 433B sodium hypochlorite solution 250 ml A28 - 433B

tensol 70 part A 500g (2) A28 - 433B tensol 70 part B 25 g (2) A28 - 433B

terpentine 1300 3 III P 2.5 l A28 - 433B Bucket toluol 1 l A28 - 433B Fume

cupboard Chemical waste 1 l A28 - 433B

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APPENDIXE–Dangerousgoodsmanifest–typicalgasesasof2016

Area Acetylene Argon CO2 Helium Hydrogen Methane N2 Oxygen Special107A 2xG

113 1xF

121

1xE,1x

D

231 1xD 1xD 1xE

231C 1xG Deuterium-C

232 1xG 2xG 1xD 3xG 1xG

228 1xG 2xG

UHPNeon

25l,Helium25l

226L 1xE 1xG 1xG 1xG

218C 2xG

327 2xG 3xG

328 1xG

346 1xD

412 1xG 1xG 1xG 1xG 1xG

429 1xE 1xG 3xG 1xG

430 1xG 1xE 1xG

404 2xG

404B 1xG

404C 1xD

Workshop 1xE 2xG

2xE,1x

G 1xG

ExtStore 1xD 2xG 3xE 1x2SE 10xG 1xG

trimethylsilene

sample

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APPENDIXF–Dangerousgoodsmanifest-RadiationPleasecontacttheSchoolsafetyofficerforalistofradioactivesubstances.

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Typeofemergency

Location

Area Clear Comment Area Clear Comment

Level1West

Level1East

Level2West

Level2East

Level3West

Level3East

Level4West

Level4East

Levels5&6West

Levels5&6East

L1 Parent Room

Crowd Control

Crowd Control

L3 Link Bridge