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    The document provides a job safety analysis form for using a pH meter, outlining required personal protective equipment including a lab coat, closed toe shoes, eye protection and nitrile gloves. It lists potential hazards such as chemicals splashing or acids harming skin, and corresponding controls like wearing eye protection and gloves. The analysis examines each step of using the pH meter and identifies specific hazards for each step, along with recommended safety precautions.

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    The document provides a job safety analysis form for using a pH meter, outlining required personal protective equipment including a lab coat, closed toe shoes, eye protection and nitrile gloves. It lists potential hazards such as chemicals splashing or acids harming skin, and corresponding controls like wearing eye protection and gloves. The analysis examines each step of using the pH meter and identifies specific hazards for each step, along with recommended safety precautions.

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    The document provides a job safety analysis form for using a pH meter, outlining required personal protective equipment including a lab coat, closed toe shoes, eye protection and nitrile gloves. It lists potential hazards such as chemicals splashing or acids harming skin, and corresponding controls like wearing eye protection and gloves. The analysis examines each step of using the pH meter and identifies specific hazards for each step, along with recommended safety precautions.

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    The document provides a job safety analysis form for using a pH meter, outlining required personal protective equipment including a lab coat, closed toe shoes, eye protection and nitrile gloves. It lists potential hazards such as chemicals splashing or acids harming skin, and corresponding controls like wearing eye protection and gloves. The analysis examines each step of using the pH meter and identifies specific hazards for each step, along with recommended safety precautions.

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    Injury & Illness Prevention Program

    Job Safety Analysis Form


    501 Westwood Plaza, 4th Floor • Los Angeles, CA 90095
    Phone: 310-825-5689 • Fax: 310-825-7076 • www.ehs.ucla.edu

    Picture of task/equipment: Task: USING THE PH METER


    Name of Shop
    or Dept:
    Job Title(s):
    Analyzed by:
    Date:
    Required PPE:

    1. Lab Coat
    2. Closed Toe Shoes
    3. Eye Protection
    4. Nitrile Gloves

    Required/Recommended Trainings:

    1. Bruin Safety Training


    2. Lab Safety Training

    TASK HAZARDS CONTROLS

    1. Place stir bar into empty beaker 1a. Water and 1a1. Wear eye protection.
    chemicals can splash 1a2. Wear gloves.
    into eyes if beaker is 1a3. Wear lab coat.
    full before adding stir 1a4. Know where acid/base spill kit is located in case of spill.
    bar 1a5. Put stir bar in first.
    1b. Stir bar may 1b1. Use plastic containers if possible.
    break container
    2. Place water and buffer components 2a. Pre-titration acids 2a1. Wear nitrile gloves
    into beaker such as solid citric
    acid can harm skin
    3. Place pH electrode into solution and 3a. Probe is fragile 3a1. Do not bump the electrode bulb against the beaker or the stir
    then activate pH meter and could break bar
    3a2. If possible, purchase non-glass electrodes
    3a3. Do not stirbar too quickly, just enough to create a vortex. Select
    the larger stir bars for larger volumes.
    4. Adjust pH with acid or base 4a. Acids and bases 4a1. Eye protection is mandatory
    may splatter into
    eyes or skin
    4b. Hydrochloric acid 4b1. Bring a few drops of HCl into pipet to equilibrate air volume,
    is volatile and can then bring in enough HCl to titrate buffer
    jump out of pipet
    4c. HCl is volatile and 4c1. Minimize volume of exposed drop at end of pipet
    vapors are harmful
    5. Turn off electrode before removing it
    from the solution
    6. Return acids and bases to their 6a. Bottle caps may 6a1. Tighten cap, and carry bottle by grasping the bottle, not by
    segregated and earthquake-ready be loose hanging the bottle from fingertips on the cap
    storage positions

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