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... to the environment and community. These chemicals may include solvents, corrosives, and compressed gases. This level of use warrants HAZWOPER training as well as coordination of emergency response planning with a variety of municipal and private organizations such as police departments, fire departments, and hospitals. Conclusion I strongly believe in letting experts do what they do best instead of trying to make experts out of those who never will be. Experts are trained to do something well all of the time. If you need help, get it. Don't limit ... not exceeding a 55-gallon capacity. For the Larger User A higher level of chemical use is found in workplaces where chemical usage is integral to its operations. There may be many 55-gallon drums and a wide variety of chemicals. In addition, more complex chemicals from bulk storage tanks may be present. Spills may affect entire work areas and pose a danger to the entire company and even to the community. The basic approached to handling chemical spills are: Train your employees to handle spills. The HAZWOPER standard usually requires a 40-hour generic ... program with eight hours of refresher training annually. Tools, equipment, medical monitoring, and respirator training may be required. It is easy to spend over $30,000 for a minimal 1910.120 program. Use municipal HAZMAT teams. Many communities have HAZMAT teams to respond to chemical emergencies. Check with your municipality to see how it operates. Hire a local spill-response company. Such companies should evaluate your worksite, guarantee a response time, and most important, provide a list of credentials that will permit you to check with past ...

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