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All hazardous material must have a COSHH Risk Assessment
Risk Assessment template forms can be found at : https://www.lboro.ac.uk/services/health-safety/forms/
You must complete the COSHH Risk Assessment before the material is bought. This is to ensure we have the correct storage conditions/PPE available.
Please ensure you have completed ALL sections of the COSHH form correctly. Failing to do so may lead to delays in the approval process. Ensure you have included the location where the work will take place and your supervisor has signed it.
Once you have completed the COSHH Risk Assessment this must be sent, along with the SDS to the following E-mail address for approval:
Shared.ws.safety <shared.ws.safety@lboro.ac.uk>
Please ensure you include the laboratory manager and Technician on the E-mail so we are ware what has been sent for approval.
Please ensure that the laboratory manager and CBE technician receives an approved signed copy of the COSHH when it is returned to you.
All approved COSHH will be placed in this section.
It is your responsibility to ensure COSHH Assessments are written for the material you bring in.
It is your responsibility to read the COSHH Assessments for the material you use.
Material Data Sheets guidance can be found at: https://learn.lboro.ac.uk/pluginfile.php/1095404/mod_resource/content/3/Material%20Safety%20Data%20Sheets%20Explained.pdf
Message from Wolfson Safety Officer - Risk Assessment Process
As you know, as part of various University H&S Policies we must undertake Risk Assessments. It is also good practice to do this. Risk Assessments help us to understand and consider Risk, to remove or reduce it, to manage the Risks to acceptable safe levels by using guards, interlocks PPE etc. They should be used to confirm standard lab and equipment operating processes, new facilities, new Research Rigs, Student projects, new work activities, order items (COSHH, Lasers) etc.
The University has a standard Risk Assessment Form The most up to date version is stored under the following link in the Schools Information Workspace (Link \\ws3.lboro.ac.uk\ws-schoolinfo\Health and Safety & Fire Assembly ).
Whatever your need for a Risk Assessment is, you are asked to complete this get it signed by your supervisor and send it to the School’s central Email Address: shared.ws.safety@lboro.ac.uk for School Review and approval (if compliant). Several School staff have access to this Shared email, and they will then review the assessment and either approve it or ask for more information. This can be an iterative process if there are not enough details for the Risks to be identified.
In doing your Risk Assessment you must include a Method Statement (use the tab for this purpose), only when you tell us the Method Statement of what you are doing can your supervisor and the Wolfson Assessment team sensibly consider your Risk Assessment for Approval.
You can do the Risk Assessment separately or as a Group if there are many potential risks or disciplines involved. Please do it in enough detail to address all reasonable risks.
Ensure equipment is used correctly and maintained in an efficient state and good working order and that Risk assessments are reviewed and updated regularly, when significant changes occur or following an incident.
Please also do allow enough time for your supervisor to sign this off and then for the Wolfson Assessment team to sensibly consider your Risk Assessment for Approval.
I hope this clarifies the process. If you do have any questions then please contact any of the Wolfson Risk Assessment Team ( David Green, Keven Smith)
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Part of risk assessment SAF/MEME 6514 Fixing bio samples for histological processes
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part of risk assessment SAF /MEME 6512 Delipidisation and deglycosation of porcine tissues
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part of risk assessment SAF MEME 6513 Fixation and dehydration of biological samples
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part of risk assessment SAF MEME 6511 Decellularisation of porcine tissues
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part of risk assessment SAF/MEME 6530
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part of risk assessment SAF MEME 6531
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Part of SAFMM6550 Risk Assessment Use and Maintenance of Sanyo and Panasonic Incubators
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part of SAFMM6552 Use and Maintenance of Heracell incubators
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Part of SAFMM6544 Use and Maintenance of the nucleocounter
Solution 13 ( DAPI, Acridine Orange and Sodium Azide)
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Part of CBE 178 SAF/MM 6573 Risk Assessment
Grow Dex
Calcein
Ethidium Homodine
Presto Blue
Calcofluor White
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Stelmax sealant, adhesive sealant for sealing gaps in lab area.
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Process Risk assessment for Biofilm staining is CBE 183 SAF/MEME 6688
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CBE 184 SAFMEME6692 process risk assessment
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CBE 185 SAFMEME6693 Process Risk Assessment
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Part of CBE 190 SAFMEME 6749
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part of CBE 191 SAF MEME 6750 Mitochondrial potential assay
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Process Risk Assessment CBE 207 SAF/MEME/6819
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Process Risk Assessment CBE 206 SAF/MEME/6818
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2.0 MB PDF document
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Process Risk Assessment CBE 214 SAFMEME7128 Haemocompatibility of laser-textured stainless steel_J.Dong
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CBE 215 Process Risk Assessment
Dania Ebrahim & Nishant Joglekar
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Process CBE 217 SAF 7295
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Glue removal aerosol for use in labs. Process RA SAF/MEME/7311
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Process RA CBE 219
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CBE 223 Risk Assessment
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Risk Assessment CBE 225 & lone working Risk Assessment CBE 224
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lone working too
CBE 234 Process RA
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COSHH Process Risk Assessment - CBE 238
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Part C student projects under CBE BRA 176 Risk Assessment . Feb 2025.
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