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The REHS Laboratory Toolkit brings together many of the forms and programs that researchers require on a regular basis.
Right-to-Know / Chemical Hygiene / RCRA Online Refresher Training
This on-line training program will satisfy the current Right-To-Know Annual Refresher requirement only if the associated exam is completed and passed. If you have any questions or require further assistance, please contact REHS at 445-2550.
Online Principle Investigator Laboratory Self-Inspection
Principal Investigators are required to perform self audits of their labs twice per year. Once prior to us coming to do the annual REHS audit and then six months later (they will receive an email reminder from REHS asking them to perform their second audit).
Violations identified by the self-inspection must be corrected. If you have any questions or require further assistance, please contact REHS at 445-2550.
PI - Self Inspection Checklist [pdf]
This Self Inspection Checklist is only for your conveinence. You must still complete the Online Self Inspection when required.
Hazardous Waste Disposal Policy and Procedures [pdf]
This Policy describes how to properly package, label, segregate, and dispose of hazardous waste.
Used/Empty Laboratory Container & Glassware Disposal Policy [pdf]
This policy describes how to properly clean, package, and dispose of used/empty glass, plastic and metal laboratory containers.
2009 Chemical Hygiene Guide [pdf]
A written Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP) is required for each lab. REHS developed a Chemical Hygiene Guide for the use of hazardous materials at Rutgers. For the CHP to be complete, the PI is required to add the protocols and procedures with safety information specific to their lab, as well as MSDS for the chemicals used in the lab.
Hands-On / In Lab Training Employee Acknowledgement [pdf]
See the Chemical Hygiene Guide Update Page
This webpage summarizes the changes made in the 2009 version of the Chemical Hygiene Guide.
Caution Sign Request Form (Online)
This webpage is designed to create a caution sign for doors to partially satisfy the New Jersey Worker and Community Right-to-Know law, and to identify persons responsible for rooms and laboratories for routine and emergency purposes.
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Download the following SOPs or create your own using these as examples:
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