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Date: Mon, 27 Jun 2011 16:17:34 -0400
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From: Margaret Rakas <mrakas**At_Symbol_Here**SMITH.EDU>
Subject: Re: Chemical Safety Headlines From Google (10 articles)
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I can't speak to her returning home, but in many colleges and
universities, the emergency procedure IS to call campus police, since
they can generally direct emergency crews better than an upset student.
Our public safety officers are all first-aid trained and some are
EMTs. There is a direct line between their dispatch and the town
Fire Dept, which would be the responder for ambulance needs as well as
fire or chemical spill emergencies. If Public Safety were called,
they could be on the scene here in three minutes or less; enough time to
start giving first aid and evacuating the building (if the student was too
dazed/frazzled to do so).
So..that part DOES make sense. I know it likely would be
different in industry..
Margaret
my opinion only, not legal or business advice and may not be the
opinion of my employer or any group to which I belong...
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<vaiju.bagal**At_Symbol_Here**MERCKGROUP.COM> 6/27/2011 9:40 AM >>>
STUDENT INJURED IN BOSTON COLLEGE CHEMICAL ACCIDENT
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Tags: us_MA, laboratory, explosion, injury,
mustard_gas, toxics, water
Were Boston College faculty unaware of the recent academic accidents?
Especially with doctoral student returning home to treat her
injuries. Then the other graduate students called the campus police, not
even 911.
Ujjvala (Vaiju) Bagal
Specialist, Methods Development
Phone:
01-912-964-9050 ext.53236
Fax: 01-912-966-5917
Email:
Vaiju.Bagal**At_Symbol_Here**merckgroup.com
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