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This report highlights accidents, emergency incidents, ergonomic assessments, training assignments, safety concerns, corrective actions, audits, and significant achievements in EETD. It also outlines short-term safety plans for September 2013.
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EETD Environmental Health and Safety Monthly Metrics August, 2013
EETD Accidents- Severity Note: Two accidents in Nov ’12 not considered OSHA reportable, but may be compensable
EETD Incomplete Training Assignments * Does not include SEC0203 “External Monitoring” Notice
Incomplete Training by Course Type(Total Incomplete Assignments = 66)
Incomplete Training Assignments (Total = 66) Open Assignments by Dept. Open Assignments by Hire Date
Significant Safety Achievements- 8/13 • A great deal of progress was made in disposal of numerous old chemical samples and glassware in labs 62-102, 62-316, 70-163, and 70-249. • Approximately 350 “old chemical” containers have been collected in EETD lab areas. • A Safety Alert was issued regarding possible damage when leaning on sit-stand desk tops. • A Safety Alert was issued regarding disposal of old chemical samples from lab areas. • A check list was developed for researchers/students leaving LBNL. The purpose is to account for samples and experiments left in hoods and glove boxes. • I gave a lab safety presentation at the County of Santa Clara’s 28th annual safety seminar.
Short Term Safety Outlook- 9/13 • Complete the “Office Electrical Safety” self-assessment project and submit final report to OCA. • Complete lab cleanup efforts and close the open CATS item. All “old chemicals” identified in lab areas will be removed. • Finalize the 2014 EETD self-assessment project plan and submit to OCA. • Complete installation of vinyl protective floor mats in office areas with bare ACM containing floor tiles. • Assist in the lab move for 62-138/150 up to 62-342. • Implement a new electronic lab inspection form for easier monthly lab area inspection documentation. • Start Chemical Management System (CMS) inventory updates in EETD lab areas. Work with EHS on CMS improvements.