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You are also to classify the chemicals as to storage and manner of use. Handling and storage requirements are determined by these factors: the nature of the chemical or its hazard; the location; the manner of use or storage; and the quantity involved in each particular manner of use or storage.  \nA Control Area is a building, a portion of the building, or an outside area where chemicals are allowed to be stored, dispensed, used or handled subject to certain conditions and requirements.  \nThis packet consists of the following lists and the Chemical Inventory Worksheet form:  \n1. Hazardous Materials Hazard Categories. This is the list printed on goldenrod paper.  \nBased on the Uniform Fire Code, this is the classification of chemicals by hazard categories. The different hazard categories are defined and examples are provided for each. Most chemicals exhibit more than one hazard, and all hazards should be  \nconsidered when preparing your chemical inventory.  \n2. Tables of Regulated Substances Under the CalARP Program. Printed on pink paper, these are the lists of flammable and toxic substances that, if present at or above certain threshold quantities, will require the preparation of a Risk Management Plan  \n3. Federal List of Extremely Hazardous Substances (EHS) . This list is printed on blue  \npaper. These are the substances that the federal government classifies as extremely hazardous substances.  \nThe Hayward Fire Department has included “CalARP-Listed or EHS-Listed Chemicals”as a separate Hazard Category. If you report a Cal-ARP-listed chemical, at or in excess of the threshold quantity given in the lists, complete the attached Program Registration for the CalARP Program and submit it with your inventory to the Fire Department.  \n4. Chemical Inventory Worksheet for a Hazard Category. For each Control Area, use one form for each Hazard Category of chemicals found in this location. Make copies of the form so that you will have enough for the number of categories and the number of Control Areas you have. Refer to the goldenrod list for the HAZARD CATEGORY. Where possible, the Hazard Category should be specified down to the Class level. For example, Flammable Liquids should be reported as Class I-A, Class I-B, or Class I-C in separate worksheets. Write the Hazard Category and the Control Area on the space provided.  \nFor each chemical in a specified Hazard Category in a Control Area, enter the  \ninformation required under each column. These are the following:  \na.  Chemical Name – use chemical name, if known, or the common name. Common name is usually the trade name or the name by which the chemical is known in industry.  \nb.  State – indicate if the chemical is solid, liquid, or gas at normal temperature and pressure. If found on site in various states, separate by listing each state in a separate row.  \nc.  Container Size – give the capacity of each type of container used to hold the chemical, whether in storage or when in use. Use “Pound” for solids,“Gallon”for liquids, and “cubic foot” for gases.  \nd. Inside Building / Outside Building – enter the maximum quantities of the chemical that may be found inside any or all ofthe buildings on site, outside any or all ofthe buildings on site, and the total of these quantities.  \ne. Used Open / Used Closed / Stored – Further specify the maximum quantities into“Use” or “Storage.” A chemical is in “use” if the container is opened or connected to any equipment while on site. A chemical may be used in an “Open System” or a “Closed System.” The Open/Closed system of use refers to the ability of gas, liquid, vapor or dust to escape from the container into the atmosphere during normal operations. “Stored” means that the material is held (in storage) ","cbCaim9kCpTX2uxE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim9kCpTX2uxE","pdf",1564632,"English","# Chemical Inventory Worksheet Packet\n## Purpose and reporting requirements\n## Hazard category lists and regulated substance categories\n## Chemical Inventory Worksheet completion instructions\n## Control area summary\n## Entire facility summary","[{\"question\":\"What information must be reported for each chemical in the facility inventory?\",\"answer\":\"Report the chemical quantity separated by hazard category and by control area, and classify the chemical by storage and manner of use.\"},{\"question\":\"How does a facility determine whether a chemical is in use or in storage?\",\"answer\":\"A chemical is in “use” when its container is opened or connected to equipment while on site. 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