Get Ehs Decon Form - The University Of Texas At Austin - Biosci Utexas

The EHS Decon Form is essential for ensuring that laboratory equipment is properly decontaminated before repair or removal. This guide will provide step-by-step instructions on how to accurately complete this form online, ensuring compliance with university safety protocols.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the EHS Decon Form.

1. Press the 'Get Form' button to acquire the EHS Decon Form and open it in your chosen editing platform.
2. Fill out the equipment description section, including the location (building and room), manufacturer, model number, serial number, and UT ID. This information ensures proper identification of the equipment.
3. Select the purpose of the form by indicating whether the equipment is going to Surplus or for repair. This clarification is crucial for the processing of the equipment.
4. Indicate whether the equipment has been used with radioactive materials, chemicals, or biological agents by checking the respective box. If it has not been used with any hazardous materials, note that it still needs cleaning with a detergent solution.
5. If hazardous materials were used, detail the specific chemicals, biological agents, or radioisotopes in the corresponding sections. Ensure to document any high risks and include the date of cleaning.
6. Describe the cleaning process used, including the agent and method employed for decontamination. Include the date cleaned here.
7. Ensure that the form is signed and dated by both the person who performed the cleaning and the responsible faculty member or department chair. Signatures are essential for validation.
8. After completing the form, submit it to EHS either by fax or campus mail. Ensure that all entries are accurate, as EHS will review and approve it before you attach it to the equipment.
9. Upon receipt of the approved form from EHS, attach it to the equipment. The equipment is now ready for transport or repair.

Complete your EHS Decon Form online today to ensure compliance with safety regulations.