Re: Working Amounts
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From: | KathY Liucci <KLIUCCI@lhsnet.com> (by way of histonet) |
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Joyce:
We just had a CAP and OSHA inspection. I informed both that our fire
marshal that we were allowed to have, in the whole laboratory, 1 gallon of
flammables per 100 square foot of area. So, depending on how large your
histo lab is, you can have as many as 5 or 6 gallons at one time. The
inspector also agreed with me that we can have stored in our flammable
cabinet 2 gallons per square foot of space in the WHOLE laboratory. This
is what we use as our guidelines and as I said, the OSHA inspector agreed
with me.
Kathy Liucci
Mesa, AZ
>>> "Weems, Joyce" <JWEEMS@sjha.org> 11/24 3:32 PM >>>
When you are trying to meet CAP, OSHA and what ever else requirements,
what is considered a "working amount" of flammable liquid (such as
xylene or alcohol), that can be out of the flammable cabinet and on the
counter or under the hood? Thanks, Joyce!!!
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