Industrial Hygiene Program
Program Ownership
ESH Manual Chapter 5 has been revoked.
The Industrial Hygiene Program at SLAC encompasses multiple programs that anticipate health and safety concerns and design solutions through the application of scientific principles.
Typical SLAC Industrial Hygiene health and safety challenges include:
- Biohazardous materials
- Detection and control of potential occupational hazards (noise, heat stress, insufficient illumination)
- Indoor air quality
- Non-ionizing Radiation (electromagnetic fields, microwaves)
- Potentially hazardous agents (asbestos, beryllium, lead, nanomaterials)
- Setting limits on exposure to chemical and physical agents
For industrial hygiene assistance, please contact your ESH Coordinator. If warranted, they will arrange services with the Industrial Hygiene department.
For facilities related questions, please contact your Building Manager (such as testing of the fume hood and emergency eyewash and shower stations, etc.)
Program Documents
- Asbestos (Chapter 27)
- Biosafety (Chapter 34)
- Beryllium: SLAC Chronic Beryllium Disease Prevention Program [pdf]
- Cryogenic and Oxygen Deficiency Hazard Safety (Chapter 36)
- Hearing Conservation (Chapter 18)
- Lead Safety (Chapter 20)
- Nanomaterials: Nanomaterials Safety Plan [pdf]
- Non-ionizing Radiation (Chapter 50)
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (Chapter 19)
- Respiratory Protection (Chapter 29)
Resources
- Industrial Hygiene Program
Internal SLAC Site with program documents.