Standard Operating Procedure for Chemical Handling and Storage
EHS-00005 R12
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The source of the material (i.e. tool, system the material is from),
A contact name and number and,
The date on which the bag was created
12.1.2
The bags may not contain any free liquid or produce any odor.
12.1.3
Hazardous material bags once properly labeled can be stored either in the
fab/subfab or in a designated storage area.
12.1.4
Bags left in the fab/subfab and not in a designated storage area should
not be more than 6 months old. After 6 months
the contact on the bag will
be contacted and either asked to remove the bag and place it in a storage
area or deem the bag waste and have it removed as hazardous waste.
13.
CHEMICAL RECEIPT PROCESS
13.1
After receiving a chemical, the Shipping and Receiving (S&R) department,
in accordance with EHS-00002 (the CNSE Hazard
Communication
Procedure) verifies that such a material is on the approved chemical list. If
the material is not on the approved chemical list S&R will send a note to
the EHS department to check if the material is in the approval progress. If
the material
is not in the approval process, S&R must send a note to the
requestor telling them that the material needs to be approved by the EHS
department before being delivered.
13.2
If the material is
on the approved chemical list, S&R will contact Air
Liquide telling them that the chemical has arrived and ask that they place
it into storage. In the event that the material needs to be placed into
storage before it is
approved by the EHS department, S&R must place a
‘jailed/quarantined’ note on the container and/or outer packaging.
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