Person In Charge
Mrs. Maizatul Akmal AB Rahman
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The applicant needs to identify the chemical to be stored and meets the officer in charge for any inquiry
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Make an application through the Chemical Storage Application Form (UMT/ICAMB/LAB/007)
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The applicant should check the specifications, quality and quantity from the supplier and obtain a copy of the SDS from the supplier as a reference.
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Submit a copy of the Borang Laporan Terimaan Barang-Barang (PS-1) (UMT/ICAMB/LAB/008)(UMT-PS-1-IMB) attached with the delivery note (DO)/invoice, a copy of the PO and a copy of the SDS to the Officer.
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Chemical will be stored in the chemical store
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Applicants who wish to issue chemical, must fill in the Borang Permohonan Stok (UMT.PS-6-IMB)
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The chemical stock report can be checked monthly which will be updated by the officer in the PTJ Monthly Stock Report (UMT.PS-4-IMB).
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Chemical to be put into storage must be attached with a copy of SDS, a copy of purchase order (PO), a copy of delivery order and Goods Receipt Report Form (UMT/IMB/LAB/008 (UMT.PS-1-IMB)
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Chemicals must be labeled (Supervisor’s name, and entry date), arranged and stored properly at the area provided.
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Users need to fill out the ‘stock request form” UMT/IMB/LAB/010 form to take the chemicals for use in the laboratory.
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Chemicals placed in the store area are single entry and maximum storage period is one year. Not more than one year; please renew your application form for extension.
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Expired and unused chemicals should be removed from the storage area.
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Chemicals that fail to be removed after the end of the storage period will be moved into the UMT laboratory consumable donation system.
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It is the responsibility of the user to read the label and the Chemical Safety Data Sheet (SDS) which describes the dangers of a chemical to health and how it should be handled and stored safely.