UC Irvine Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Resources
A Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is a set of instructions that document a routine activity and provides safety, health, and environmental information to perform a job safely.
SOP DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
Customize SOPs below to meet your specific lab protocol. Attach Safety SOP to the front of your protocol.
- Sample Lists of Particularly Hazardous Substances Requiring SOPs
For additional assistance in developing SOPs, contact your School EH&S Coordinator or email chemsafe@uci.edu.
Hazardous Materials Class SOPs (Control Banded Chemicals)
Hazardous Materials SOPs
Hazardous Operations SOPs
Additional Resources
- Cal-OSHA Article 110 Carcinogens List, UC Irvine
- Carcinogen Reference List
- Carcinogen Lists and Substance Profiles, National Toxicology Program (NTP)
- Chemical Safety, National Institute of Occupation Safety & Health
- Complete Toxin list (UCLA)
- Disposable Glove Chemical Permeability Chart
- Hazardous Chemical Database, University of Akron, Department of Chemistry
- IARC Complete List of Agents Evaluated and Their Classifications, International Agency for Research of Cancer (IARC)
- International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSC), National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health
- List of common Extremely Hazardous Chemicals, UC Irvine EH&S
- Micromedex Integrated Index Search®, Thompson MICROMEDEX
- NIOSH Carcinogen List, National Institute of Occupational Health (NIOSH)
- NIOSH List of Antineoplastic and Other Hazardous Drugs in Healthcare Settings 2012
- NIOSH: Reproductive Health
- Select Agent List, UC Irvine
- ToxFAQsTM, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
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