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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Chemical Approval Form in the editor.
- Begin by entering the Requestor’s Name and Phone Number, followed by the Date of your request.
- In the section for Chemical name, supplier, and part number, provide detailed information about the new material. Remember to attach a copy of the MSDS/SDS.
- Specify the Initial quantity and anticipated maximum quantity of the material on-site.
- Describe the material's intended use and any chemicals it will be mixed with in detail.
- Outline your disposal method for used or waste material clearly.
- Indicate the Estimated start date for usage and ensure you understand that no delivery can occur until approval is granted.
- Select how this material will be used (R&D, Production) and note if new capital equipment is required.
- If modifications to existing equipment are necessary, describe them thoroughly before signing off as Requestor and having it signed by a Principal Investigator or Supervisor.
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