U. S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Pollution Preventi An
The sources of dangerous chemicals in schools are not always obvious. This guidance applies to any school that purchases, uses, stores, or disposes of chemicals or products containing dangerous materials. Some of the most common dangerous chemical products in schools include: Laboratory chemicals (e.g., acids, bases, solvents, metals, salts) Industrial arts or "shop" classes (e.g., inks, degreasers) Art supplies (e.g., paints, photographic chemicals) Pesticides, fertilizers, and de-icers Maintenance supplies and equipment (e.g., drain cleaners, floor stripping products, paints, oils, boiler...
The sources of dangerous chemicals in schools are not always obvious. This guidance applies to any school that purchases, uses, stores, or disposes of...