- Accident Reporting
- Asbestos
- Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Program
- Barricades
- Biohazards
- Chemical
- CPR First Aid
- Electrical
- Emergency and Fire
- Equipment
- Facility Space Management
- Fiberglass
- Fluorescent Lights
- Food Borne Illness
- Fume Hood Fans, Ducts, and Motors
- General Safety
- Glass
- Hazardous Materials
- Material Safety Data Sheets
- Hazardous Waste Disposal
- Compressed Gas Cylinders
- Responsibilities for Reporting and Notification on the Event of a Chemical or Biological Material Spill in or Outside a University Building or Facility
- Guidelines for Managing Potentially Hazardous Items Presented to Salvage and Surplus
- Mercury Thermometer Exchange Program
- Disposal of Batteries
- Broken Mercury Thermometers
- Laboratory Safety
- Lead
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Radiation
- Restricted Entry Areas
- Right to Know
- Safety Committee
- Safety Concerns - Animal Areas
- Utilities
- Vehicles
- Welding and Cutting
- Winter Safety
Broken Mercury Thermometers
Purpose:
To establish a procedure for the handling of broken mercury thermometers.
Policies and Procedures:
See Attachment - Mercury Information and Identification