| Title: | CMP |
| Notice: | Welcome to the CMP notesfile |
| Moderator: | FABSIX::B_TOWER LLE |
| Created: | Tue Oct 31 1995 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 94 |
| Total number of notes: | 6381 |
This note is designated for SAFETY ISSUES and
INQUIRIES in CMP.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 87.1 | safety issue | STRATA::GOODWIN | Tue Jan 07 1997 10:55 | 16 | |
From: SUBPAC::CUMMING "30-Dec-1996 1006" 30-DEC-1996 10:11:14.08
To: @[CUMMING.DIS]DIC,@[CUMMING.DIS]FILMSMETROALL
CC:
Subj: safety issue
Recently a person in the Fab was injured when they picked up a squirt bottle
and accidently squeezed it too tightly. The nozzle was pointed at the
individual at the time and they received a chemical burn when the material
squirted on them. This is a reminder to be careful when picking up the
squirt bottles. An SPI was generated and there are folks off looking at
potential solutions but in the meantime be aware of the potential for
this type of accident.
/gec
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| 87.2 | Bulk Chemical Advisory | SUBPAC::BJUBINVILLE | CMP-6 Equipment Engineering | Thu Jan 09 1997 21:45 | 24 |
This applies to the Ammonia only... Slurry is
always circulating and pressurized.
From Steve Choiniere, Equipment Engineering - SINKS
In the event if you have to work on the supply lines
for ANY bulk chemicals, you must shut the valves off at the
tool and lock them out. The fact of the matter is that
certain chemical lines are not always charged. The pumps
kick on only when there is a demand for the chemical. If
you have and open line that is not shut down, if someone else
in the fab calls for the chemical, you are going to get soaked.
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