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MEDICAL EMERGENCY FIRE EVACUATION DISASTER RESPONSE ELEVATOR MALFUNCTION LOSS OF UTILITES MISSING PATIENT MINOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL SPILL MAJOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL SPILL BOMB THREAT IMMINENT SEVERE WEATHER WORKPLACE VIOLENCE ARMED INTRUDER PERSONAL SAFETY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILL BLOOD/BODY FLUID SPILL BLOOD BODY FLUID EXPOSURE COMMUNICABLE DISEASE EXPOSURE WORK RELATED INJURY OR ILLNESS Placeholder image
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INITIAL RESPONSE

When a major spill, presenting hazard to employees or the environment such as a broken vial or dropped syringe occurs:

  • R - Remove individuals from danger and minimize exposure
  • A - Alert/call trained lab personnel, Radiation Officer and then security
  • C - Contain, stop the spill and isolate the area
  • E - Evacuate the area

 

SECONDARY RESPONSE

& FOLLOW UP

  • Survey area for contamination as directed by the Radiation Safety Officer
  • Dispose of decontaminated material as directed by Radiation Safety Officer
  • Complete Safety Event Report
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