Anna; In my experience, there is one sanitizing chemical (usually a base) with a "shock" option (usually powdered calcium hypochlorite) and one pH control chemical (usually an acid), with a "shock" option (usually 12M hydrochloric acid). ...
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Dear Colleagues, The University of Washington's EH&S Department has extended its recruiting for a Biological Safety Manager through 03/09/2020 at job requisition #175575. This position will manage the University-Wide Biological Safety Programs to ...
Is there someone out there who might have a construction specification that deals with lead paint as part of general construction? I do not need an abatement specification. We have a situation where the University owns several old houses. These ...
We have a few groups here on campus working with small amounts of explosives that fall well under the threshold to be included in our explosive materials program. But I still have some concerns about how these compounds are being handled. They are working ...
We use calcium hypochlorite briquettes for killing microbes, and hydrochloric acid for pH adjustment. We don't have an indoor pool. The system is automated so I don't suspect there are any issues during tournaments or other high demand times. ------------------------------ ...