Chemical Hygiene Plan

The Chemical Hygiene Plan serves to establish a formal written program for protecting laboratory personnel against adverse health and safety hazards associated with exposure to potentially hazardous chemicals. The plan includes information on each of the following topics:

• Roles and Responsibilities for Laboratory Safety
• Chemical Hazard Identification
• Controlling Chemical Exposure
• Department Level CHPs and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
• Fume Hood Evaluations
• Information and Training
• Prior Approval for Laboratory Procedures
• Particularly Hazardous Substances
• Emergency Procedures, Medical Examinations, and Consultations
• Laboratory Inspections and Audits
• Departmental Facility Systems
• Important Contact Information

SUU Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP)

Departmental Chemical Hygiene Plan description & Links to DCHPs Include link to DCHP Template here as well.

For the purposes of chemical safety and management, Departmental Chemical Hygiene Plans are a detailed, written set of procedures that explains how to utilize and manage hazardous chemicals, processes, and procedures to minimize health and safety concerns. The development and use of DCHPs are integral parts of an effective Chemical Hygiene Plan. Please visit the Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety page to access a DCHP Template.

For more information, see the following links:
Annual DCHP Review
Art Department CHP
DCHP Template