Image: Princeton University Logo
EHS Banner collage (safety manual, men wearing hardhats) EHS Banner collage (radiation symbol, two scientists) EHS Banner collage (biohazard symbol, geiger counter)
Home | Workplace Safety | Laboratory Safety | Radiation Safety | Biological Safety | Emergencies

Search WWW Search the EHS website
 
Laboratory Safety Manual

Table of Contents
Lab Safety at Princeton
Chemical Hygiene Plans
Emergency Procedures
Hazard Identification
Health Hazards of Chemicals
Controlling Exposures
-Lab Ventilation
-Protective Equipment
Safe Work Practices
-Flammables
-Reactives
-Corrosives
-Gases
-Cryogenics
-Electrical
-Pressure/Vacuum
-Lab Equipment
-High Hazards
-Pyrophorics
-Nanomaterials
- Animal Procedures
Chemical Spills
Waste Disposal
Chemical-Specific Issues
Anecdotes
Ergonomics
Particularly Hazardous Substances
High Acute Toxicity
Lab Design Considerations
Lab Safety Management

  

SECTION 9: Laboratory Waste Disposal

    Hazardous waste disposal procedures are available in the Waste Disposal section of the EHS web page. The web page includes the following information:

Policies and Procedures


Specific Wastes  


Section 10: Chemical-Specific Issues
Section 8: Chemical Spills

       
       
     

For a disclaimer and information regarding the use of this page, see the disclaimer notice.
Web page comments: marcians@princeton.edu.
Link: EHS Homepage Princeton University Home Page