Chemical Safety Board urges facilities to conduct storage assessments
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The Chemical Safety Board is recommending that facility operators conduct thorough assessments of hazardous chemical storage practices, regardless of current regulatory mandates. This guidance stems from a September 2024 incident and emphasizes the need for proactive hazard identification and control measures.
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Washington — Chemical facility operators should evaluate and control hazards related to storing hazardous chemicals “even in the absence of regulatory requirements for risk assessments,” the Chemical Safety Board advises in a new report. The final report details a September 2024 incident involving…
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