1. Where do you start?

2. Where should you focus your initial HazCom efforts? In what order do you tackle the rest of the departments?

3. What are the HazCom issues in the automotive technology department?

4. What are the hazardous waste issues in the automotive technology department?

5. What are the HazCom issues in the chemistry department?

6. What are the hazardous waste issues in the chemistry department?

7. With the Massive Arena renovation, who are the people to whom you need to communicate hazards?

8. What are your main concerns with the physics department?

9. What are the hazardous material/waste spill response issues for the university, and how should you prepare for
them?
10. Is any HazCom training needed for the English and math departments?

11. What are some resources for finding out how to solve the HazCom issues?

12. You must choose technology or trainers to do the needed training. What are some issues to consider when
selecting these?

13. Due to budget cuts, you have to do the training yourself, and you will use PowerPoint. What are some
considerations when developing your PowerPoint Presentation?

14. How can you evaluate your training to ensure that it is accomplishing your goals?

15. One of the chemistry professors working with some of the automotive technology faculty members, invents a new
nonflammable compound that will render obsolete the need for solvents to degrease auto parts. She wants to
market the stuff. What needs to be done before it can be marketed, and who should do it?

16. The University decides to partner with the chemistry professor and market this new compound. Due to the lack of
flammability, it is a great hit nationwide. They then decide to market it worldwide. What concerns need to be
addressed?

17. It turns out that this wonderful new compound makes a really great explosion when used in conjunction with
another chemical. As the University is manufacturing the compound in large quantities and storing it on the
grounds, what concerns do you now have? What experts should you consult?

18. The biology department has been busy as well. The little microbiology lab is large now, and they are working with
stronger pathogens. How would you determine the new hazard communication requirements and things that you
should do beyond that minimum?