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The way we interpreted the requirements at NCC, which was based on a response letter from the Area OSHA Director, if a response was initiated from the immediate area personnel in the Lab, then the awareness level was sufficient. Any incident requiring external response from faculties engineering, Safety Department or Security Personnel required Technician Level training. We thought this was a prudent practice and reasonable.
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> On Aug 13, 2014, at 3:01 PM, bcutlip**At_Symbol_Here**SUDDENLINK.NET wrote:
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> I would be interested in knowing what level of hazardous waste training people have who are responsible for chemical hygiene at their schools. It is not clear to me what level OSHA would require in order to respond to potential releases in labs, stockrooms, etc. I would mention that I would not anticipate major releases at our level of operations.
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> B. Cutlip
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