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This hazard assessment form documents the health and safety information for a procedure to use Hall effect systems to measure electrical properties of thin films. The form identifies hazards like electrostatic damage and their controls, including engineering controls like being grounded and required PPE like lab coats.

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Hazard Assessment Form

This hazard assessment form documents the health and safety information for a procedure to use Hall effect systems to measure electrical properties of thin films. The form identifies hazards like electrostatic damage and their controls, including engineering controls like being grounded and required PPE like lab coats.

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Hazard assessment form

Use this form to document the Health and Safety information associated with your procedure.

Name Catarina Matos


Procedure Title Hall effect Biorad/Nanometrics systems

Dept Material Science Bldg/Rm CEMOP Supervisor Dr. Jonas


Deuermeier

Procedure Overview (brief description of the project)

Use of the Hall effect systems to measure electrical properties of thin films.

I. HAZARD ASSESSMENT
Document the hazards and the corresponding control measure(s) involved in each step of the procedure.

Consider elimination or substitution of hazards, if possible.

Engineering Control(s): items used to isolate the hazard from the user (i.e. fume hood, glove box, biosafety
cabinet).
Administrative Control(s): policies/programs to limit the exposure to the hazard (i.e. authorizations,
designated areas, time restrictions, training).
Required PPE: indicate PPE including specific material requirements if applicable

Some examples:
Lab coat

Administrative
Hazard Engineering Control(s) Required PPE
Control(s)
Electrostatic damage to Hold handle training Lab coat
the equipment connected to Ground
(GND) when inserting
and removing sample

MEON GroupHazard Assessment FormReviewed


2023
Other Control Measures

Methods (Include step by step instructions detailing the process or attach this document to an existing
method.)

A measurement requires inserting the sample onto the support and placing the four contacts on top of
the sample. Then, using the software to apply a current to the sample and measure the resulting voltage,
and extract important electrical parameters such as the resistivity, mobility and carrier concentration.
After the measurement is finished the sample is removed by taking the four contacts off the sample and
removing the sample with plastic tweezers.
During insertion and removal, the user has to hold a handle that is connected to GND with one hand (not
using gloves, so there is direct contact with skin), to avoid electric shocks.

Waste Disposal Procedures

First Aid Procedures

Spill/Release Containment, Decontamination, and Clean Up Procedures

Using Substances Requiring Special Procedures? No


(If Yes; identify authorized personnel, designate a use area and specify specialized safety precautions here.)

MEON GroupHazard Assessment FormReviewed


2023
II. TRAINING RECORD
Use the following table to record the training associate.

Name Signature Trained By Date


Catarina Matos Jonas Deuermeier 13/09/2023

Written By Catarina Matos Date 23/01/2024

Approved By Date
(GL or Lab Supervisor)

MEON GroupHazard Assessment FormReviewed


2023

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