Chemical Safety: How to Store Laboratory Chemicals and Minimize Risk
Publisher: Spectrum Chemicals & Laboratory Products
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Proper chemical storage is critical to minimizing risk in a laboratory or industrial setting. The safe storage of hazardous substances is an essential part of any environmental, health, and safety program for your lab. To minimize liability and reduce the risk of an accident occurring it is extremely important that all labs meet, at the minimum, the requirements and regulations set forth by OSHA and their state and local governments.
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