The School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering is actively committed to a culture of laboratory safety and responsible conduct of research. Here are some important resources for laboratory safety and dealing with emergencies.

RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES

In the event of an emergency, call GT Campus Police
at 4-2500 or 404-894-2500.

Please remember that you should never dial 911.
Dialing 911 will delay response time.

Dealing with Emergencies (Ford ES&T and Bunger-Henry)
Specific guidelines for responding to all non-medical emergencies.

Dealing with Medical Emergencies (Ford ES&T and Bunger-Henry)
Specific guidelines for responding to a medical emergency.

Important Information about Accident/Incident Reports

​It is mandatory to complete a report after an accident/incident. The report will not only provide accurate documentation of the event but it will also serve as a learning tool for others.

To report, complete and sign the form, and have your advisor (if any) sign it and submit a copy to Dr. Chris Jones (School Chair) and a copy to Dr. Sankar Nair (Safety Committee Chair).

Near misses are also highly encouraged to be reported. Please use the form below, and send to Dr. Sankar Nair (Safety Committee Chair).

SAFETY RESOURCES AND DOCUMENTS

General

·         EHS Safety Training Tool - Determine Your Training Requirements

·         Georgia Tech Safety Policies & Procedures

·         Lab Safety Manual

·         New Georgia Tech Policies on Personnel Protective Equipment and Appropriate Attire

·         Q&A on the New Personnel Protective Equipment and Appropriate Attire Policies

·         Chemical Safety Training

·         Georgia Tech Emergency Preparedness Information

·         Georgia Tech Sexual Violence Prevention and Advocacy Initative

·         Georgia Tech Office of Research Compliance

·         Shipping Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Materials

GT Emergency Preparedness App: Download this app in order to have key emergency information (such as who to call and what to do) on your phone in the eventuality of emergency situations (bomb threats, chemical spills, fires, shooter on campus, tornado warning, etc.). Follow the instructions in the app to view the emergency preparedness information for Georgia Tech.

·         Apple Users

·         Droid Users

·         From app store, search for "In case of crisis - education."

ACS Publication: "Identifying and Evaluating Hazards in Research Laboratories"

Biosafety

·         CDC Manual on Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories

·         Chemical Hygiene Plan for the Purchase and Use of In Vivo Agents

Chemical Safety

·         “The Safety Zone”—C&E News Blog with Reports of Recent Accidents and Safety News

·         Chemical Safety Board

Radiation Safety

·         Georgia Tech Radiation Safety Manual