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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Introduction Screen 2 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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You are a researcher and thus
work in a laboratory. The
laboratory facility is a very
complex system. How the
laboratory facility functions and
communicates is not always
common knowledge to those
that work in a lab. One
particular communication
object of the laboratory system
to researchers is a stack light.
As a researcher it is important
to know what the facility
communicating to you and how
to act accordingly. Do you
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its colors are telling you and
how to respond appropriately
to what it is telling you?
Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Learning Objectives Screen 3 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Upon completing this lesson
you will be able to… define and
describe what a stack light is.
Identify the appropriate actions
to take based on the stack light
color.

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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Branching Decision Screen 4 of 13 Date:
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How familiar are you with stack
lights? If you are confident in
your knowledge of stack lights
and where they are located in
your laboratory facility, you
may click the button that says
“next” to proceed. If you would
like to receive a re-fresher or
familiarize yourself with stack
lights, click on the appropriate
images below to review the
definition of stack lights and
where they are located in a
laboratory facility.

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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Stack lights Screen 4A of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Stack lights are visual and audio
indication in the current state
of the air handling system of
the laboratory. If the stack
lights are in alarm or are any
color but green, the air
handling system is not
functioning as it should.
Located on the wall below all
stack lights should be a sign,
indicating what action should
be taken based on the color
combination of stack light

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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Stack light location Screen 4B of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Stack lights are always installed
as a set of two, or a pair. One
of the two stack lights is always
located outside of entrance to
the laboratory, the other stack
light is located in the main
room of the laboratory.
Because the stack lights are a
pair, the stack light color
displayed on one of these lights
will match the color on the
other light, regardless of its
location in our out of the
laboratory.

Interactions: Stack lights will change color from green to red simultaneously, matching the narration of
“these lights will match the color of the other light, regardless of its location.”
Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Knowledge Check #1 Screen 5 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Before we proceed, let’s check
in on your basic knowledge of
stack lights in the laboratory
setting.

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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Why stack lights change color Screen 6 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Stack lights are a non-verbal
form of communication from
the laboratory to individuals of
the current state of the air
handing system. Stack lights
should always display a green
color and only change color
when the air handling system is
in a state that is abnormal.
Abnormal states of the air
handling system may endanger
the health and safety of
individuals in the laboratory,
but this is not always the case.
You heard that correctly, stack
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screen corresponding with the audio narration. Large orange box fades in with narration. danger.
Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: What stack light colors mean Screen 7 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Since stack lights communicate
by color, knowing what the
different display colors mean
will aid you in deciding what to
do when you see certain colors
displayed.
If the light displayed on the
stack light is green, this means
that the air handing system is
normal and working as it
should.
If the light displayed is red, this
means that the air handing
system has failed and is not
working.
Interactions: Each photo is a rollover interaction with the corresponding information regarding the stack If the light displayed is orange,
light color. this means that they air
handling systems are in the
process of returning to normal.
Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Knowledge check #2 Screen 8 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Before we proceed, let’s check
in on your understanding of
why stack lights change color
and what those colors mean.

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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Outside the lab Screen 9 of 13 Date:
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Now that you know what the
different colors displayed on
stack lights mean, the last
component that would be
helpful is what you should do
when you see these different
colors are displayed.
If you are on the exterior of the
laboratory and see a green light
displayed, you are free to enter
the laboratory space.
If an orange light is displayed
outside of the laboratory you
should wait for the light to turn
green before entering, this can
take up to 20 minutes.
If the stack light displays the
red light, do not enter the
laboratory and ensure that all
individuals are out of the
laboratory by phoning into the
lab.
To help you in remembering
the correct behavior associated
with the color displayed, you
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orange text box and lower image fade in coinciding with narration and then fade out after narration red means stop, and yellow or
complete. First sentence, red text box and lower image fade in coinciding with narration. amber means to slow and wait.
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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Inside the lab Screen 10 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Roll over each stack light color
to learn the appropriate actions
to take when working inside
the laboratory.
If you are inside of the
laboratory and the stack light is
green, you can continue to
conduct all of your work
unrestricted.
If an orange light is displayed
while you are in the laboratory,
you may continue your work,
but wait 10 minutes before
opening any doors or exiting
the laboratory following normal
exit protocols.
If while working in the
laboratory the stack light turns
red, do not continue to work in
the laboratory, contain all
research materials, gather any
Interactions: Each stack light photo is a rollover image that corresponds with the appropriate narration individuals that are in the lab
based on stack light color. with you, and exit the
laboratory following normal
exit procedures.
Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Mastery Quiz Screen 11 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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How well do you know what
actions to take based on stack
light color?

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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Summary Screen 12 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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In summary: stack lights are a
visual form of communication
of the current state of the air
handling system. A green stack
light indicates that the
laboratory air handing system
is normal and it is safe to enter
and work in the laboratory.
Orange and red stack lights
indicate an abnormal state of
the laboratory air handling
system. If a red light is
displayed, no work should be
conducted in the laboratory as
it may be dangerous to do so.
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Project name: Appropriate Actions for Responding to Stack Screen ID: Final Screen Screen 13 of 13 Date: 2/2018
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Nice Job! You’ve completed
this training on Stack lights.
Now that you have better
understanding of stack lights
and how they communicate,
you should be better prepared
in the situation that they
should change from their
normal state of green.

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