SafetyNets

Safety guidelines, policies and procedures for UC Davis

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Number Title Description Categories
1 EPA's Refrigerant Recycling Rule Requirements for the disposal, recycling or salvage of refrigeration equipment (i.e. air conditioners, growth chambers, refrigerators, or freezers), and refrigerants and oils. Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management
2 Oxyacetylene Safety Guidelines Instructions on how to handle and equip oxyacetalyne rigs with flashback arrestor (gas safety) devices, including notifying the fire department of such procedures. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, General and Occupational Safety
3 Sharps and Safety Guidelines Guidelines on how to safely handle and dispose of sharps (i.e. scapels, needles, syringes, and laboratory glass, or pipette tips). Biological Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Radiological Safety
5 Eye and Face Safety Protection for Laboratory Instructions on how to use and maintain the required eye/facial protections for laboratory work. Chemical Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
6 Drain Disposal Guidelines Guidelines of appropriate wastewater disposal methods (what can and cannot go down campus drains). Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
8 Chemical Waste Disposal Guidelines Guidelines of appropriate chemical waste disposal. (i.e. light bulbs, aerosol cans, oily wastes, empty containers, etc.) Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
9 Radioactive Waste Disposal Guidelines Guidelines of appropriate radioactive waste disposal (i.e. scintillation vials, radioactive solid and liquid waste) and waste minimization techniques. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Radiological Safety
10 Limiting Exposure to Radiation Guidelines Guidelines of how to limit exposure to radiation by wearing proper personal protective equipment. Radiological Safety
12 Why Didn't the Custodian Pick Up My Trash? List of materials that custodians will not pick up, and that need to be properly disposed of. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
13 Guidelines for Chemical Spill Control List of general steps to follow when a chemical spill occurs, including chemical contact with skin or eyes. Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
14 Safe Use of Nitric Acid List of safety tips to know before handling Nitric Acid. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
16 Guidelines for Mercury Spill Control Safety procedures for evaluating and cleaning-up Mercury spills. Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
17 Personal Computer Workstation Checklist Checklists that help asses your own computer workstations. Includes a diagram for the proper sitting position at a computer. General and Occupational Safety, Occupational Health
18 Safe Use of Perchloric Acid List of safety tips to know before handling Percloric acid. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
21 Minimizing Aerosol Exposure Examples of laboratory equipment and procedures that generate aerosols and precautions you can take to minimize exposure. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, Occupational Health
22 Safe Use of Phenol List of safety precautions when handling phenol. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety
23 Peroxide Formation in Chemicals Information regarding Peroxide formation in chemicals and the different ways these formations can become hazardous. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety
24 Hydrogen Sulfide Hydrogen Sulfide physical characteristics, hazards, and safety tips. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
26 Effective Use of Autoclaves Review of proper use of autoclaves to ensure that they are used safely, effectively, and in compliance with applicable regulations. Biological Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
27 Controlling Laboratory Ergonomic Risk Factors Information on how to reduce risk factors for several common laboratory activities. Including pipetting, handling test tubes, and microscope use. Laboratory Safety, Occupational Health
29 Back Belts General information about back belts including the university's position regarding their use. General and Occupational Safety, Occupational Health
30 Building Temperature Extremes What to do in case of extreme interior temperatures. Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Occupational Health
31 Use of Refrigerators and Freezers in Laboratories Outline of requirements for the safe use of refrigerators and freezers in the laboratory. Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Food Safety, Laboratory Safety
33 Hazardous Materials Information and Training Outline of requirements for safety under the Hazardous Substances Information and Training Act. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management
34 Managing Chemical Waste Streams to Reduce Disposal Cost How to properly identify and label hazardous chemical wastes in order to reduce disposal cost. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
35 How to Use a Chemical Fume Hood Safely Information on how to safely use a chemical fume hood including specialty fume hoods, good work practices, maintaining a protective air barrier, etc. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
36 Bloodborne Pathogen Standard List of pathogens and other potentially infectious materials (OPIM). Biological Safety, General and Occupational Safety
37 Radioactive Spills, Splashes, and Decontamination General decontamination information regarding radioactive spills and splashes. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
38 Guidelines for Pesticide Retention and Disposal Guidelines for registered and non-registered pesticide retention and disposal. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, General and Occupational Safety
39 Safety Training Tips Information that will assist supervisors in understanding and applying safety training techniques to individuals situations. Field Research Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
41 What You Should Know to Protect Your Wrists and hands Repetitive Motion Injury Information about repetitive motion injury and how to protect your wrists and hands. Occupational Health
42 General Guidelines for Storage and Management of Laboratory Chemicals Guidelines to properly manage and store chemicals safely in your work place. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
43 Identification and Segregation of Chemical Waste Guidelines for safe and proper handling of chemical wastes. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
46 Lifting List of things you can do to reduce stress to your back when lifting and lowering to help prevent injury both at work and at home. General and Occupational Safety, Occupational Health
48 Photographic Chemicals Safety tips to know when handling most aqueous chemicals used in black-and-white and color photography. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management
49 Pesticide Storage Guidelines to follow when designing and using pesticide storage areas for agriculture use. Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, General and Occupational Safety
50 Guidelines for the Selection of Chemical-Resistant Gloves Guidelines to follow when selecting chemical-resistant gloves. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
51 Selecting Chemical Disinfectants List of disinfectants most commonly used in laboratories, some commercially available products, general use parameters, and more information that will assist you in selecting chemical disinfectants. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
52 Emergency Medical Care List of urgent care facilities in Davis. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Field Research Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Laboratory Safety, Occupational Health, Risk Management Services
53 Ethidium Bromide Solutions Detoxification General information about Ethidium Bromide as well as a list of companies that offer detoxification products. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
54 Pregnancy and the University Workplace Information about speaking with employees about reproductive health in the work pace including the Interactive Process and effective accommodations. General and Occupational Safety
56 How to Monitor Your Lab for Radioactive Contamination How to maintain an ongoing radiation monitoring program for all radionuclide work areas. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
58 Safety Precautions for Cryogenic Materials Hazardous information associated with Cryogenic Materials as well as safety precautions to take when handling cryogenic materials. Chemical Safety
60 Compressed Gas Safety General guidelines for use, transport, and storage of gas cylinders. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
61 How to Maintain an Inventory/ Log for Radioactive Materials in Your Laboratory Information on how to maintain receipt, transfer, current inventory and disposal of all radioactive materials. Campus Environment, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
63 Ozone Emissions General information about Ozone Emissions including a list of safety precautions. Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
66 Emergency Eyewash and Shower Testing and Use Information about emergency eyewash and shower use as well as testing procedures and responsibilities. Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
67 Dosimetry: Personnel Monitoring for Radiation Workers Information regarding permissible radiation exposure for employees. Radiological Safety
68 Use of Chlorine Compounds as Disinfectants General information about chlorine compounds as disinfectants. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, General and Occupational Safety
70 Safe Use of Hydrofluoric Acid General chemical properties of Hydrofluoric Acid, including a list safety precautions to take when handling this substance. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
71 Radiation and Human Health General Information regarding radiation exposure on human health. Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
72 Chemical Substitutes List of chemical substitutes for commonly used chemicals to promote a safer work environment. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
73 Laser Protective Eyewear Guidelines for how to choose laser protective eyewear. Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
74 The Principal Investigator's Laser Safety Training Responsibilities Information regarding the responsibilities of the laser safety training principal investigator. Radiological Safety
75 Laser Warning Signs and Labeling Guidelines to follow to ensure the proper labeling and warning signs of lasers. Radiological Safety
76 Safe Laser Practices Recommended control measures to follow for safe laser use. Radiological Safety
77 Standard Operating Procedures for Lasers or Laser Systems Information regarding the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for all lasers or laser systems. Radiological Safety
78 Radiation Safety Requirement for Persons Using Radiation-Producing Machines Procedures that will help employees maintain radiation exposure As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA). Radiological Safety
83 Non-Structure Seismic Safety Safety guidelines to implement as part of the departmental Injury and Illness Prevention Program To reduce damage, injury, and loss due to the non-structural effects of an earthquake. General and Occupational Safety
84 Asbestos General information regarding Asbestos including its hazardous components. Campus Environment, Hazardous Materials Management, General and Occupational Safety
85 Antimicrobials are Pesticides Guidelines to follow when using antimicrobials. Biological Safety, Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management
88 The Respiratory Protection Program Information regarding the respiratory protection program. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Occupational Health
96 Keyboard and Mouse Use List of key components of typing styles that can prevent hand and wrist injuries. General and Occupational Safety, Occupational Health
99 Indoor Air Quality General summary of information on IAQ to assist employees in evaluating the present conditions of their work area. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
100 Electric and Magnetic Fields (EMF) General information regarding electric and magnetic fields. Radiological Safety
104 Safe Use and Management of Picric Acid General information regarding Picric Acid including its chemical properties and its proper storage. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
106 Hazards of Ultraviolet Radiation General information regarding ultraviolet radiation coming from equipment such as biological safety cabinets, germicidal lamps, transluminators (UV light boxes), and Woods Lamps. This includes biological effects of UV and precautions to take when exposed to UV light. Biological Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Radiological Safety
107 Pregnancy and Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace: Physical and Biological Hazards General information regarding the physical and biological hazards that can affect pregnancy and reproductive ability; these hazards include ionizing radiation, radiofrequency/microwave radiation, magnetic fields, video display terminals, ultrasound, noise, hot/cold climate, and ergonomic consideration. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, Occupational Health, Radiological Safety
108 Pregnancy and Reproductive Hazards in the Workplace: Chemical and Radiological Hazards How to establish standards for handling chemicals and radioactive materials (including ionizing radiation) that can be reproductive hazards for both men and women. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
109 Power Outages List of actions to take when the power goes out as a result of a planned "rolling blackout" or any other unexpected blackout. The list includes what actions to take in buildings including laboratories with emergency generators. Biological Safety, Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Emergency Preparedness, General and Occupational Safety, Laboratory Safety
110 Guidelines for Completing the Chemical Waste Label Guidelines for completing the chemical waste label when a container begins to be filled. A tutorial video on how to create a WASTe can be found. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
111 Required Postings An outline of postings required by Health and Safety regulations. Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Radiological Safety, Risk Management Services
112 Hearing Conservation A list of various sounds, their decibel levels, and the Cal/OSHA recommended exposure time to each. Additionally, UC Davis requires employees exposed at or above a time-weighted average of 85 dBA to participate in the Hearing Consevation and Medical Surveillance Program.
113 Release of Equipment Guidelines to follow to properly decommission and decontaminate laboratory and analytical equipment which was used in conjunction with chemical, biological or radiological material prior to the release of equipment under their control or use. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
114 Confined Space Program General information regarding confined spaces including atmospheric and physical hazards that may require CSE permit and equipment shutdown before entering the confined space.
115 Machine Guarding The following information is provided to assist in enhancing machine safety through hazard identification and evaluation, safeguarding, training, and safe operation. Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
118 Laboratory Security Tips for Hazardous Materials Users List of security recommendations to increase lab security including developing a written security plan and properly managing access to areas that contain hazardous materials. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
119 Use of Non-EPA Regulated Scintillation Cocktails List of contractors to contact to dispose of NON-EPA regulated Scintillation cocktails. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, Radiological Safety
120 Preparing for a CUPA Inspection List of steps to follow to ensure that you are in compliance with the state and federal regulations of working with hazardous materials and/or accumulate hazardous waste. Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
121 Reporting Work-Connected Fatalities and Serious Injuries Steps to follow when reporting work-connected fatalities and serious injuries. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Field Research Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Laboratory Safety, Occupational Health, Radiological Safety, Risk Management Services
122 Proper Disposal of Universal and Electronic Wastes General informational regarding the proper disposal of universal and electronic wastes including a list of disposal resources at UC Davis. Campus Environment, Hazardous Materials Management
123 Heat Illness Prevention General information regarding heat illness prevention including the standards to follow. Field Research Safety, General and Occupational Safety
124 Empty Container Management Guidelines to follow to determine how an empty container that once held hazardous material should be disposed. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
125 Safety Resources for Department Safety Coordinators (DSCs) Description of DSCs responsibilities including being safety representatives, organizing, and maintaining safety programs within their department or work unit. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
126 Guidelines for Export Compliance General information regarding how U.S. export laws and regulations operate to restrict the use and access to controlled information, goods, and technology for reasons of national security or protection of trade. Hazardous Materials Management
127 Biological and Biohazardous Spill Response An outline of the steps to take after a spill of any infectious agent or recombinant DNA material has occurred in your laboratory or in nearby areas such as in a corridor. Biological Safety, Laboratory Safety
128 Solvent Stills This guide describes the minimum requirements for using the hot pot distillation technique to produce dry, oxygen-free, high purity solvents. Lab workers who intend to use the hot pot distillation technique must trained and familiar with setting up the apparatus. running the distillation, taking down the apparatus at the conclusion of the distillation, and proper disposition of water. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety
129 Safety Management Program Guidelines for Department Chairs A list of responsibilities that fall under the Department chairs to implement the Safety Management Program. A brief summary of the elements of the Safety Management Program is included. Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
130 Safety Management Program Guidelines for Supervisors A brief summary, including helpful resources, of the supervisor specific elements of the Safety Management Program is included. Supervisors play a vital role in communications and enforcing the safety management and injury & illness prevention program to their employees. Biological Safety, Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Emergency Preparedness, Field Research Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, Risk Management Services
131 Safety Program Guidelines for Principal Investigators A checklist of the Principal Investigators responsibilities under campus policy. A brief summary of the elements of the Safety Management program is also included. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Field Research Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
132 Nanotechnology: Guidelines for Safe Research Practices This document provides environmental, health and safety information to researchers working with engineered nanoparticles, and be incorporated as a standard operating procedure in each laboratory's chemical hygiene plan. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety
134 Forklift Certification and Safety List of Forklift operator requirements as well a list of department responsibilities. General and Occupational Safety
135 Procedures for Safe Use of Pyrophoric/ Water Reactive Reagents This document describes the hazards, proper handling, disposal, and emergency procedures for working pyrophoric and water reactive materials. Failure to follow proper handling procedures can results in fire or explosion, leading to serious injuries, death, and/or significant damage to facilities. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
136 Excavation/ Trenching/ Shoring General information regarding excavation/ trenching/ shoring including a definition, department responsibilities, and contracting recommendations. General and Occupational Safety
137 Guidelines for Arc and Flash Lamp Safety Guidelines to follow when installing, using, or transporting arc or flash lamps. General and Occupational Safety
138 Portable Torch Safety A list of portable torch safety precautions to take when handling these. Torches attached directly to gas cylinders are specifically prohibited. Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
139 Guidelines for Handling Formaldehyde Safety precautions to take when handling formaldehyde including a list of symptoms of exposure, employee information and training, ventilation, respiratory protection, safe work practices, etc. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
140 Guidelines for Handling Dichloromethane (Methylene Chloride) Safety precautions to take when handling dichloromethane (methylene chloride) including a list of symptoms of exposure, employee information and training, ventilation, respiratory protection, safe work practices, etc. Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety
141 Crane and Hoist Safety A list of general rules for safely operating cranes and hoists. General and Occupational Safety
142 Guidance for Complying with the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standard (CFATS) Description of the procedure to follow in order to comply with Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standard (CFATS). Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety
143 Cal/OSHA Inspections Description of Cal/OSHA inspections including an explanation for what triggers an inspection, what will happen during the inspection, how to prepare, inspection DOs and DONT'S, etc. Campus Environment, Chemical Safety, Department Safety Coordinators, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
144 Laser Pointer Safety A list of safety measures to follow when using a laser pointer as well as considerations for laser pointer purchases. General and Occupational Safety, Radiological Safety
145 Safe Operation of Livestock Squeeze Chute Functions General recommended safe practices for operation of livestock squeeze chutes. Note: training consists of both reading the operating manual AND 'hands on' training from an experienced, trained operator. General and Occupational Safety
146 Microtome Use Hazards and Precautions List of hazards and precautions to know when operating a microtome. Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
147 Safe Handling of Wooden Pallets List of safety precautions to take when loading, inspecting, handling and using pallets. Campus Environment, General and Occupational Safety
148 Office Safety and Training General information regarding office safety and training including identifying office hazards, knowing fire safety, etc. General and Occupational Safety
149 3D Printing Description of hazards associated with 3D printing and precautions that should be followed to prevent injury. General and Occupational Safety
150 Transporting Hazardous Materials Through Public Spaces How to use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when transporting hazardous materials between labs within a building. Biological Safety, Chemical Safety, Hazardous Materials Management, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety, Radiological Safety
151 Lecture Bottle Safety Safe use and storage of lecture bottle gas cylinders. Chemical Safety
152 Corrosive Bath Safety Safe use and alternatives to corrosive baths for cleaning laboratory glassware. Chemical Safety
153 Environmental Rooms Environmentally controlled room safety. Chemical Safety, Laboratory Safety, General and Occupational Safety
501 Construction Inspection Checklist (Fire Permit Card) Construction inspection checklist, downloadable PDF. Fire Prevention
502 Airport Inspection Checklist Airport inspection checklist, downloadable PDF. Fire Prevention
503 Airport Inspections Guidelines The UC Davis Fire Department has created a Fire and Life Safety Program-Airport Inspection Checklist to assist airport hangar occupants in making their respective hangars and area around their hangars safe. Fire Prevention
504 Emergency Evacuation Signs Emergency evacuation signs checklist for buildings over one story high. Emergency Preparedness, Fire Prevention
505 Fire Protection System Shutdown Request Guideline This form was created by the campus Fire Alarm Committee to establish clear guidelines for planned impairments to the campus' fire protection systems. Downloadable PDF form is included. Fire Prevention
506 Firewatch Guidelines General information regarding the Firewatch program including the duties of individuals serving in the program. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
507 Self Inspection Checklist UC Davis Fire Prevention self inspection checklist. Downloadable PDF is included. Department Safety Coordinators, Fire Prevention
508 Candle and Open Flame Guidelines List of candle and open flame guidelines. Organizations with requirements for candles during formal functions may purchase battery-operated candles which are suitable for such purposes. Fire Prevention
509 Compressed Gas Cylinders This document addresses the hazards associated with compressed gas cylinder use and storage. It also includes protection from damage, quantity limitations, oxidizing gases, transporting cylinders. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
510 Corridor Storage Guidelines List of corridor storage guideline in order to ensure fir and life safety in a building or occupancy. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
512 Electrical Safety List of guidelines to follow in order to reduce the risk of fire due to overload or improperly used extension cords or surge protectors. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
513 Fire Door Regulations Fire door regulations and requirements to provide as much resistance as possible to the spread of fire, smoke, and toxic gases. Fire Prevention
514 Flammable and Combustible Liquids General information regarding flammable and combustible liquids including their properties and storage. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
516 Portable Space Heater Guidelines UC Davis Fire Prevention has compiled a list of safety tips related to electric space heater operation in order to avoid fire damage and injury. Fire Prevention
517 Recycling Container Guidelines The following guidelines were jointly prepared by UC Davis Fire Prevention Services and Project Recycle in an effort to assist in the proper placement of containers used for recycling. Fire Prevention
518 Solvent Purification Guidelines to follow in order to significantly reduce or eliminate the routine use of thermal methods. This document also includes general solvent purification information including local exhaust ventilation, electrical safety, alarms, fire detection, and suppression, etc. Fire Prevention
519 Venting Flammable Storage Cabinets General information regarding venting flammable storage cabinets including when installation is appropriate and who to contact for this procedure. Fire Prevention
520 Using Heating Devices in Labs Recommended safety procedures when using heating devices in labs. Fire Prevention, Laboratory Safety
521 Housekeeping The guidelines outlined in this document are meant to establish the requirements and responsibilities for routine housekeeping to ensure that work areas are maintained in a clean manner, and present an acceptable appearance. This Standard Practice applies to all personnel and facilities of the University. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
522 UCSC Hotplate Study Recommended safety procedures when using heating devices in labs. Laboratory Safety
523 Flammable Liquid Storage his document includes the properties, classification, quantities, cabinets, containers, and refrigerators related to
flammable liquid storage. 		Fire Prevention
524 Flammable Liquid Storage FAQ Flammable Liquid Storage FAQ. The following guidance applies to all cabinets used for storage of flammable and combustible liquids, including cabinets under fume hoods and in rooms where greater than 10 gallons of flammable and combustible liquids are stored. Fire Prevention
526 Fire Hydrant Placement Standards The purpose of this guideline is to provide the basic information necessary to meet minimum requirements for the design and installation of private hydrant and/or sprinkler supply underground piping in accordance with the provisions of the 2016 California Fire Code (CFC), the 2016 California Building Code (CBC), and the 2016 editions of NFPA 24. Fire Prevention
529 Knox Box Procedures General information regarding knox box procedures including the basis for the requirements and their use. Fire Prevention
530 Welding Brazing Cutting Guidelines This document contains the welding brazing cutting guidelines including non-emergency hot work procedures, general requirements, contract work, setting up work area checklist, etc. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
531 Hazardous Conditions (HOTWORK) Permit Guidelines This document includes examples of conditions necessitating a Hazardous Conditions or Hot Work permit. General and Occupational Safety
532 Temporary Use Permit-Construction Site General information regarding Temporary Certificate of Occupancy Permits including basis for requirements and the application process. Fire Prevention
533 Facilities Hotwork Procedures This document includes a hot work procedure that shall be followed by FO&M employees and on FO&M and A/E contracted projects that include any hot work activity inside or within 100 feet of campus buildings. Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
534 Building Evacuations for Individuals with Access and Functional Needs (AFN) This guide is intended to serve as a tool to facilitate the inclusion of people with disabilities in emergency plans. Use it to help customize your emergency plan and perhaps modify policies, procedures and equipment in order to reach the requisite end result of safety for all employees. Fire Prevention, Risk Management Services
535 Fire Department Access This document outlines the parameters for the creation and maintenance of emergency access roads. It specifies their required size, location, weight demands, and the timing for the construction of required access roads for new construction projects. Fire Prevention
536 Sprinkler Riser Diagram *** This SafetyNet was removed July 2020 *** Fire Prevention
537 Water Supply Apparatus Painting Water supply apparatus painting and wording guidelines. Campus Environment, Fire Prevention
538 Fire Extinguisher Inspection Procedures List of fire extinguisher inspection guidelines. Campus Environment, Fire Prevention, General and Occupational Safety
540 Operating Portable Fire Extinguishers Guidelines for how to operate and read symbols on portable fire extinguishers around the UC Davis campus. Fire Prevention
541 Reporting a Missing/Damaged/Discharged Fire Extinguisher Information on how to report a missing/damaged/discharged fire extinguisher. Fire Prevention
542 Requesting a Fire Extinguisher Property Loan Information on who contact to request a fire extinguisher property loan. Fire Prevention
543 Requesting a New Fire Extinguisher or Fire Extinguisher Training Information on how to request a new fire extinguisher and/ or fire extinguisher training. Fire Prevention
544 Fire Alarm Submittal Checklist Fire alarm submittal form. The following checklist must be used to verify that your submittal is complete. Fire Prevention
545 Fire Alarm Submittal Requirements This document is intended to provide a model plan review checklist to serve the needs of groups both inside and outside of UC Davis in preparing a complete initial submittal package for review and approval of fire alarm projects. Fire Prevention
546 Fire Sprinkler Submittal Checklist Fire sprinkler submittal checklist. Fire Prevention
547 Fire Sprinkler Submittal Requirements This document is intended to provide a model plan review checklist to serve the needs of groups both inside and outside of UC Davis in preparing a complete initial submittal package for review and approval of fire sprinkler projects. Fire Prevention
548 Fire Clearance General information regarding the requirement of a fire clearance detailing what circumstances arise the need of a fire clearance. Fire Prevention
549 Plan Review Checksheet The purpose of this check sheet is to assist designers, project managers, IPE’s and others in providing the basic fire/life safety information so that an initial plan review can be adequately conducted. Fire Prevention
551 Submittal Process Information regarding the submittal process for 3 different categories: General Submittal, Deferred Submittal or Fire Sprinkler, Underground Fire Line. Fire Prevention
552 Agricultural Burning Guidelines List of agricultural burning guidelines that must be followed when performing this activity on the UC Davis campus or properties under the control of UC Davis. Fire Prevention
553 Barbecue Guidelines General barbecue guidelines that must be followed in order to safely perform this activity. Fire Prevention
554 Tent Requirements This document details the requirements that need to be met in order to receive a tent permit. Fire Prevention
555 Food Booth and Vendor Regulations This document contains the certain minimum fire and life safety requirements, which are common to most events involving food or craft booths. This includes: food/vendor booth construction and location, heating equipment, propane, electrical power, etc. Fire Prevention, Food Safety