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University of Massachusetts Amherst Respiratory Protection Program

This document describes UMass's Respiratory Protection Program. To learn more about the program, see the program page

Fact Sheet,
Environmental & Public Health,
Water Quality
2023 UMass Amherst Year 5 Small MS4 Annual Report

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Printable,
Fire Safety
2024 Annual Fire Safety Report

This report provides information regarding on-campus student housing fire related incidents over the past three years and identifies the buildings and locations where fires have occurred.

Report,
Environmental & Public Health
2024 Massachusetts Small MS4 General Permit Annual Report

Report issued with the United State Environmental Protection Agency

Fact Sheet,
Fire Safety
2024 Residence Hall Fire Incident Log

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Standard Operating Procedures (SOP),
Academic & Research Safety,
Air Quality,
Chemical Safety,
General Lab, Shop & Studio Safety
3D Printer SOP

This SOP details basic safe work practices to follow when working with 3D printers. Hazards include exposures to ultrafine particles and volatile organic compounds. 

Standard Operating Procedures (SOP),
Academic & Research Safety,
Biosafety,
Chemical Safety,
Hazardous Materials
Acrylamide and Agarose Gels and Stains SOP

This SOP discusses the chemical and physical hazards of gel electrophoresis and how to mitigate these. 

Fact Sheet,
Academic & Research Safety,
Biological Waste,
Biosafety
Acute Biological Toxins Fact Sheet

Many biological toxins are highly potent, and internalization of even relatively low doses may result in death or severe incapacitation. This fact sheet applies to working with acute biological toxins in UMass Amherst facilities. 

Fact Sheet,
Academic & Research Safety,
Biosafety
Aerosol Generating Equipment Fact Sheet

This fact sheet applies to many common laboratory and teaching procedures, including sonication, homogenization and vortexing, generate aerosols, potentially exposing personnel and the environment to infectious airborne droplets. 

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