Emergency Telephone Numbers

Someother Lane, Sometown, Somecountry, Some Telephone number Emergency No. 01111 123456... 

Identification of product by trade name. Supplier s name and address plus a telephone number (for emergencies). Chemical composition... 

Flags information that changes frequently (e.g., emergency contacts, telephone numbers, and addresses). 

Administration Sample shipment Interface with home office Maintenance of emergency telephone numbers, evacuation route maps, and vehicle keys Coordination with transporters, disposal sites, and appropriate federal, state, and local regulatory... 

ICPs should ensure that hospitals have current telephone numbers for notification of both internal (ICPs, epidemiologists, infectious diseases specialists, administrators, and public affairs officials) and external (state and local health departments, Federal Bureau of Investigation field office, and CDC Emergency Response office) contacts and that they are distributed to the appropriate personnel.9 ICPs should work with clinical microbiology laboratories, on- or off-site, that receive specimens for testing from their facility to ensure that cultures from suspicious cases are evaluated appropriately. 

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD 20101-5423 Emergency telephone numbers 0700-1630 EST 410-671-4411/4414 After 1630 EST 410- 278-5201, Ask for Staff Duty Officer... 

Emergency response operations Emergency assistance telephone numbers... 

Name(s) and telephone number(s) of the plant s emergency coordinator(s) ... 

The use of an alert card is not a specific regulatory requirement. However, in many clinical trials, it is appropriate that an alert card is given to subjects, particularly if they are outpatients. In an emergency, the alert card will identify that the subject is in a clinical trial and provide information on the nature of the clinical trial and whom to contact for information. The alert card should contain the sponsor s name and address (if appropriate), investigator s name, address and telephone number, with a 24-h contact number (the contact should have knowledge of the study and not just be an on-calT physician), the protocol number, the indication (perhaps modified to be more acceptable to the subject) and the subject s name and address and identification number. 

The Sponsor shall inform the NHS Trust and the Site Principal Investigator of the name and telephone number of the Monitor and the name of the person who will be available as a point of contact. The Sponsor shall also provide the Site Principal Investigator with an emergency number to enable adverse event reporting at any time. 

Manufacturer s name, street address, city, state, postal code, and emergency telephone number... 

Know the antidote for the chemicals you are using. Prominently display the telephone numbers for poison control and emergency treatment centers in your working area and near the telephone. 

Emergency telephone numbers to be used in the event of fire, accident, flood, or hazardous chemical spillage should be displayed prominently in each laboratory. In addition, the home telephone numbers of laboratory workers and supervisors should be displayed. The appropriate person must be notified promptly in the event of an accident or emergency. 

Not only should laboratory workers be aware of emergency telephone numbers, but they also should know the location and proper use of fire-fighting appliances, rescue equipment, and emergency exits. They also should be familiar with the prescribed procedure for evacuating the building and the location of the outside assembly point where personnel rollcalls will be checked. 

Know the location and proper use of safety and emergency equipment such as fire extinguishers and alarms, first-aid kits, safety showers, eyewash foimtains, emergency telephone numbers, and emergency exits. 

The location of an inhalator, a stretcher, and other rescue equipment, if not in the laboratory itself, should be known. The telephone number of the nearest medical emergency room and the local ambulance service should be posted conspicuously. Instructions for emergency evacuation, including special procedures for evacuating physically handicapped persons, should also be posted. An evacuation drill held near the beginning of each academic term is recommended. 

Post emergency telephone numbers by telephones. Teach children how and when to call 911. 

Display emergency information, which must include the name, telephone number, and address of the nearest emergency medical facility. 

Many pesticide labels list an emergency telephone number that gives you direct access to the manufacturer and people who know how to manage aner-gencies for that product. 

Record in your lab notebook the location and use of the following emergency items lab shower, eyewash station, and emergency telephone numbers. 

Name, address and telephone number (24 h availability) of contact person at study site for information or in the event of an emergency (this information may be provided on a separate card)... 

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