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REM Newsletters with Article Titles
- Summer 2007 Newsletter
- Campus Emergency Preparedness and Planning
- Sharing Biohazardous Agents
- News from the Industrial Hygiene Group
- Watch Your Step! Honey Locust Trees Pose Foot Hazard
- Flush!
- Taking Ergonomics Home, Part 2
- Winter 2007 Newsletter
- New Biological Waste Pickup Procedures
- Computer Monitor Storage and Recycling
- Controlled Substances: Class II vs. Class III
- Taking Ergonomics Home, Part 1
- Meet Our Newest Staff
- Spring 2006 Newsletter:
- Controlled Substance Update
- Waste Minimization
- Hazardous Waste Disposal
- Emergency Preparedness Tip: Using 911
- Battery Recycling
- Fall 2005 Newsletter:
- Rupture of a High Pressure Autoclave Vessel
- The ABCs of Disposable Gloves
- Shipping Non-Hazardous and Non-Infectious Research Samples
- REM To Manage Controlled Substance Handling
- Indoor Air Quality at Purdue University:
A model of efficiency and effectiveness
- Spring 2005 Newsletter:
- The Hazard Clearance Certificate
- You, Electricity, and Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupters
- Mercury Policy Update
- Working Alone and After Hours
- Indoor Air Quality for the Masses
- Congratulations to Physical Facilities Buildings and Grounds
- Fall 2004 Newsletter:
- Let's Clear the Air On Indoor Air Quality
- Household Hazardous Waste - You Probably Have It; How to Dispose of It
- Preventing Cross Contamination Through the Use of Good Laboratory Hygiene
- Waste Minimization
- Welcome New Staff
- Summer 2004 Newsletter:
- 2004 household Hazardous Waste Collection Day Cancelled
- Why is it Important REM Approve Radioactive Materials?
- Emergency and Spill Response Procedures
- Annual REM Eyewash/Safety Shower inspections are Underway
- Chemical Shipment Returns to the Vendor
- Winter 2004 Newsletter:
- Don't Vent Flammable Storage Cabinets
- Seen a Good Movie Lately?
- Visit the REM Online Researchers' Guide
- Science Publications are Within Reach
- Practice Waste Minimization in the Lab
- What is a DTI? Who is my DTI? How Do I Find Out More?
- Meet Our New Health Physicists
- Fall 2003 Newsletter:
- Open Flame Use in Biosafety Cabinets
- Integrated Safety Plan; Promoting a Culture of Safety
- Safety Training Requirements
- Potable Water Sources
- The Keys to Lifting Safely
- Laboratory Renovation Tips
- Meet Our New Staff Member
- Fire Equipment Services Joins REM
- Spring 2003 Newsletter:
- Respiratory Protection
- Online Ergonomic Questionnaire
- Fire Alarms, Top Ten Culprits for Lost-Time Injuries
- Chemical Management Committee Passes Mercury Policy
- New Staff
- Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day
- Kudos
- October 2002 Newsletter:
- New Vendor Selected for Radiation Badges
- Waste Containers now Available at University Stores
- REM Offers Pesticide Handler Training
- Potential Employee Exposure Reduced; 5000 Mercury Thermometers are Eliminated
- Did You Receive CDC/USDA Mailing?
- OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Training Offered Monthly
- Open Toe Shoes Worn in Labs Violates Policies
- Does Your Building or Department Have Emergency procedures in Place?
- Kudos
- April 2002 Newsletter:
- Bio security ... Monitor Your Facilities
- OSHA Changes Workplace Injury and Illness Reporting Requirements
- Mercury Thermometer Replacement Program
- USA Patriot Act Has Gone Into Effect
- Brown University Agrees to Hazardous Waste Storage Settlement
- Hazardous Materials Shipment at Purdue
- August 2001 Newsletter:
- EPA Inspection Results
- Seat Belt Policy
- Smoke Detector Disposal
- Candle Burning
- Hydrofluoric Acid Fatality
- April 2001 Newsletter:
- Are YOU Indemnified Yet?
- An Update for Aqueous Waste and Used Oil Generators
- Should You Be Using the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Program
- Open Chemical Containers
- REM Welcomes Robin Mills Ridgway
- Planning to Move Your Laboratory Equipment?
- What's Happening to those Old computer Monitors
- Are Your Shoes Keeping You Safe?
- December 2000 Newsletter:
- REM Rolls Out New Web Site
- Laser Pointers, Helpful or Hazardous?
- An Alternative to Latex Gloves?
- REM Identifies Waste Labeling Problems
- REM Video Assists Hazardous Waste Generators
- EPA Inspects Purdue's Hazardous Materials Operation
- So, You're the New Department Safety Chair?
- REM Maintains Library of Safety Videos
- April 2000 Newsletter:
- Ultraviolet Radiation Safety, Laboratory Renovation Tips
- Infectious and 'Look-A-Like" Bio Waste
- EPA Targets New England Colleges and Universities
- Biological Safety Cabinet Versus Laminar Flow Clean Bench
- Autoclave Safety
- Requirements for Facilities Transferring or Receiving Select Agents
- January 2000 Newsletter:
- University Receives "No-Violation" Report During EPA Chemical Waste Management Compliance Inspection
- Planning to Move Your Laboratory Equipment?
- HazCom at Purdue
- Fume Hoods: Please Read The Labels
- Hydrogen Fluoride Shelf Life Issue
- ISP Pilot Groups Begin Indemnification Process
- Purdue's Respiratory Protection Program
- Indoor Environmental Quality and IAQ Ghostbusters
- Tingle and Tell Electrical Safety Tips
- March1999 Newsletter:
- Violation Uncovered During EPA and IDEM Chemical Waste Management Compliance Inspections
- Abandoned Lab Chemicals
- What Is Lockout/Tagout?
- Hydrofluoric Acid Caused Fatal Accident In Australia
- As the Millennium Turns...Y2K and Lab Equipment
- Hazardous Waste Accumulation in the Laboratory
- Safety Alert
- Sharps Used at the University
- May 1998 Newsletter:
- Radioisotope User Surveys
- Ergonomics Purchases
- EPA Fines Universities
- What's Going Down the Drain?
- ISP - One Year Later
- November 1997 Newsletter:
- Boston University, Degradation of Chemical Compounds Containing Radioactivity
- Secondhand Smoke
- Safety Committee
- August 1997 Newsletter:
- Abandoned Lab Chemicals
- Chemical Hygiene Plan Manuals
- Wearing Lab Gloves Outside the Lab
- Eyewash/Safety Shower Crew Begins Annual Inspections
- On-Line Lab Safety Training Sign-up
- Mercury Poisoning Death at Dartmouth
- April 1997 Newsletter:
- Radioisotope Security
- How to Prevent and cure Unknowns
- UT Austin Fire
- Closing Waste Containers, and More!
- July 1996 Newsletter:
- Ergonomic Service Information
- Notice of Violation
- Chemical Lab Accidents
- Water Quality, and More
New and/or Changed Policies, Regulations and Guidance Documents
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