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October 25, 2021
PLEASE SIGN AND RETURN BY 11/10/2021
TO AVOID POSSIBLE SHIPMENT DELAYS
City of Kent
Attn: Purchasing
220 4th Ave S.
Kent, WA 98032
Dear Customer:
Raw material cost increases were recently issued by the Producers of chlorine. It is necessary for us to pass
those increases on to our customers.
Effective November 15, 2021 your CHLORINE prices must increase as listed below:
2000 # Ton Containers - $1,125.00/ton container.
150 lb Cylinder - $430.00/Cylinder.
All other charges, terms & conditions will remain the same.
Please know that while we do everything in our power to keep increases to a minimum, we have no control over
Producer operations or raw material cost increases.
Please also note that supply remains tight- we will do our best to maintain service of your full requirements.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Sincerely,
JCI Jones Chemicals, Inc
1919 Marine View Drive
Tacoma, WA 98422
Please sign below and return via email to tacoma@jcichem.com or return via fax to (253) 274-0733.
Accepted by: ___________________________________________ Date: _______________
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CHLOR ALKALI
PRODUCTS AND VINYLS
September 28, 2021
Dear Customer:
490 Stuart Road, NE, Cleveland, Tennessee 37312
Phone: 423/336-4850 • Fax: 423/336-4830
Internet Address: www.olinchloralkali.com
Effective immediately, or as contract terms permit, Olin Corporation's Chlor Alkali Products and
Vinyls Division (Olin) is increasing the on schedule and off schedule price of chlorine by $155.00
per short ton in the U.S. and by CAD $210 per metric ton in Canada.
Olin will continue under its previously announced 70% order control program. Lead times for
all railcar orders of twenty-one (21) days remain in effect and will be strictly adhered to.
Your account manager will be in contact with you to answer any questions you may have
regarding this price announcement.
Thank you for your business. We appreciate the confidence you have placed in Olin as your
supplier.
Sincerely,
a
Pedro Dias Jorge
Business Director — Chlorine & HCl
Olin Chlor Alkali Products and Vinyls
WWestlake
Chemical
August 31, 2021
Dear Customer:
2801 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 600
Houston, TX 77056
Tel 713.960.9111
Effective immediately, or as permissible by contract, Westlake is announcing a price increase
for Chlorine (sold independently or as part of an ECU) by US$ 145 per short ton in the United
States, and C$ 205 per metric ton in Canada. This increase is necessitated by a tightening
supply/demand balance of chlorine and chlorine derivatives, this is in addition to previously
announced price increases.
Westlake's chlorine order management program (60%) remains in effect with the standard lead
time for all chlorine rail shipments at 21 days.
If you have any questions regarding this price change, please contact your sales professional.
Westlake values the opportunity to supply your Chlorine requirements, and will strive to earn
your business every day.
Sincerely,
David Kokowsky
Director, Commercial Chlor-Alkali
_. Westlake
Chemical
July 15, 2021
Dear Customer:
2801 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 600
Houston, TX 77056
Tel 713.960.9111
Effective immediately, or as permissible by contract, Westlake is announcing a price increase
for Chlorine (sold independently or as part of an ECU) by US$ 85 per short ton in the United
States, and C$ 120 per metric ton in Canada. This increase is necessitated by a tightening
supply/demand balance of chlorine and chlorine derivatives, this is in addition to previously
announced price increases.
Westlake's chlorine order management program (60%) remains in effect with the standard lead
time for all chlorine rail shipments at 21 days.
If you have any questions regarding this price change, please contact your sales professional.
Westlake values the opportunity to supply your Chlorine requirements, and will strive to earn
your business every day.
Sincerely,
David Kokowsky
Director, Commercial Chlor-Alkali
October 28, 2021
Dear Valued Chlorine Customer or Distributor:
The Chlorine Institute and its member companies supplying chlorine believe that there is no acceptable
level of chlorine incidents. As a member of the Chlorine Institute, JCI Jones Chemicals, Inc. (JCI)
believes our customers and distributors of chlorine must continually strive to reduce chlorine incidents in
their operations with the goal of eliminating all such incidents. Only through continuous improvement in
chlorine safety performance and prudent attention to security can the industry and all participating in it
hope to achieve long-term success.
The Chlorine Institute has developed a “Packaged Chlorine Customer Safety and Security Checklist” to
help its member companies evaluate the capability of their chlorine customers and distributors to safely
unload and otherwise handle chlorine at the facility where the chlorine is used. As part of JCI’s member
safety and security commitment to the Chlorine Institute and in accordance with JCI’s Responsible Care
® Management System program, JCI requires all its new customers and distributors to complete this
checklist prior to JCI making the first delivery to them and all its existing customers and distributors to
complete this checklist every three years.
This checklist is intended only to provide limited information to assist both JCI and its customers and
distributors and emphasizes key chlorine specific recommendations as developed by the Chlorine Institute
and is intended to supplement Chlorine Institute publications, not replace them. It is not meant to
incorporate regulatory or other requirements that may be applicable at the customer or distributor facility.
The completed checklist will be kept confidential between JCI and each customer or distributor. The
Chlorine Institute pamphlets referenced on the checklist may be downloaded at no cost from the Chlorine
Institute’s website www.chlorineinstitute.org or by contacting the undersigned at JCI directly.
JCI requests that you send the completed “Packaged Chlorine Customer Safety and Security Checklist”
(copy attached) back to the undersigned within 30 days of the date of this letter. Please contact me at
(253) 274-0104 x463 if you have any questions or would like assistance in filling out this checklist.
If you are strictly a distributor of JCI, then we have also attached a copy of the Chlorine Institute’s
“Packaged Chlorine Distributor Customer Safety and Security Checklist” for you to use in evaluating
each of your chlorine customers. These checklists should be kept confidential between you and each of
your customers; you do not need to send copies of them to JCI.
Very truly yours,
John Higgins
Branch Manager
PACKAGED CHLORINE
CUSTOMER
SAFETY AND SECURITY
CHECKLIST
Edition 4
October 2017
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 1
1.1 PURPOSE AND USE ....................................................................................... 1
1.2 CHLORINE INSTITUTE STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM ............................................. 2
1.3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS .................................................................. 2
1.4 APPROVAL ................................................................................................... 3
1.5 REVISIONS ................................................................................................... 3
1.6 SIGNIFICANT REVISIONS IN CURRENT EDITION ................................................ 3
2. REFERENCES .................................................................................................... 3
2.1 CHLORINE INSTITUTE PAMPHLETS ................................................................. 3
2.2 OTHER CHLORINE INSTITUTE REFERENCES .................................................... 4
APPENDIX A ........................................................................................................... 5
3. GENERAL CUSTOMER INFORMATION ............................................................ 5
4. SECURITY ......................................................................................................... 5
5. PERSONNEL SAFETY & TRAINING .................................................................. 6
6. EMERGENCY RESPONSE ................................................................................ 6
7. PROCESS PIPING (LIQUID & GASEOUS SERVICE) ....................................... 7
8. VAPORIZING SYSTEM ....................................................................................... 7
9. SCRUBBING EQUIPMENT ................................................................................. 8
10. STORAGE AND USE AREAS .......................................................................... 8
11. SAFETY SHOWERS/EYEWASH STATIONS .................................................... 9
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 PURPOSE AND USE
The Chlorine Institute Member Safety and Security Commitment (MSSC) requires chlorine
suppliers to assure that each chlorine customer has an effective risk management program in
place for the proper handling of chlorine.
This checklist (Appendix A) has been prepared to help chlorine suppliers evaluate the capability
of North American customers of packaged chlorine (one ton container or smaller) to safely
unload and handle chlorine at the facility where the chlorine is used. The checklist is intended
only to provide limited information to assist both the supplier of chlorine and its customer. The
checklist emphasizes key chlorine-specific recommendations as developed by the Chlorine
Institute. The checklist is intended to supplement Institute publications, not replace them. It is
not meant to incorporate regulatory or other requirements that may be applicable at the facility.
In the United States, facilities using or otherwise handling chlorine may be affected by OSHA's
Process Safety Management (PSM) Rule for Highly Hazardous Chemicals, 29 CFR 1910.119,
and/or the EPA's Accidental Release Prevention Requirement: Risk Management Programs
(RMP), 40 CFR Part 68. Canadian and Mexican facilities may have similar or other regulatory
requirements.
This checklist should be completed by either a representative(s) of the chlorine customer facility
or by a representative(s) of the chlorine supplier. Both the customer and the supplier should
agree in advance who will complete the checklist and how it will be used. The completed
checklist should be kept confidential between the parties unless it is mutually agreed to release
it to other parties. The chlorine supplier and customer should have a record retention policy for
this checklist and should advise the other party what the policy is. The Institute recommends
the checklist be completed and used as follows:
(1) Complete General Customer Information as indicated in Section 3.
(2) For Sections 3-11, answer each question with a “Yes,” “No,” or “Not applicable
(N/A)” and/or provide a written comment.
• An “N/A” response is indicated when the item is not applicable to the
facility.
It is not intended that each item in the completed checklist will have a
written comment. Typically, a “Yes” or “N/A” response will not require a
comment. Comments should be included when necessary to clarify a
response. Such clarification may be helpful to a subsequent reviewer if
the response is negative. Some companies may prefer to provide a
written comment as a response to a question rather than providing a
“Yes” or “No” response. That is perfectly acceptable. Comments should
be fact-based.
(3) Each item includes a reference where the item is discussed in more detail in
specific Chlorine Institute publications. Section 2 provides a complete listing of
such references. It is recommended that the pamphlets referenced be consulted
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when completing the checklist to ensure the item is fully understood. Pamphlets
can be found on the Chlorine Institute website.
To obtain a copy of the Site Security Guidance for Chlorine Facilities or a copy of
the Security Management Plan for the Transportation and On-Site Storage and
Use of Chlorine Cylinders, Ton Containers and Cargo Tanks as a CI member
please contact CI directly. If you are a nonmember that has been requested to
complete this checklist please request the site security guidance and security
plan through your supplier.
(4) Upon completion of the checklist, the chlorine supplier and customer should
discuss it and agree to any needed actions that would enhance the capability of
the chlorine customer to safely unload and handle chlorine at the involved facility.
(5) The customer should have a process in place to ensure deficiencies are
corrected in a timely manner.
1.2 CHLORINE INSTITUTE STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM
The Chlorine Institute exists to support the chlor-alkali industry in advancing safe, secure,
environmentally compatible, and sustainable production, distribution, and use of its mission
chemicals 1.
Chlorine Institute members are committed to adopting the CI’s safety and stewardship
initiatives, including pamphlets, checklists, and incident sharing, that will assist members in
achieving measurable improvement. For more information on the Institute’s stewardship
program, visit the Chlorine Institute’s website at www.chlorineinstitute.org.
1.3 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
In this checklist, the following meanings apply unless otherwise noted:
CFATS Chemical Facility Anti-terrorism Standard
CFR Code of Federal Regulations
chlorine dry chlorine, either gas or liquid
CI
The Chlorine Institute
DOT U.S. Department of Transportation
EPA Environmental Protection Agency
LEPC Local Emergency Planning Committee
OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
1 CI’s mission chemicals: chlorine, sodium and potassium hydroxides, sodium hypochlorite, the distribution of vinyl
chloride monomer (VCM), and the distribution and use of hydrogen chloride.
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PSM Process Safety Management
RMP Risk Management Program
Scrubbers Device for removal of chlorine from a stream via
reaction, adsorption or absorption.
SDS Safety Data Sheet
1.4 APPROVAL
The Institute's Product Stewardship Issue Team approved Edition 4 of this checklist on October
31, 2017.
1.5 REVISIONS
Suggestions for revisions should be directed to the Secretary of the Institute.
1.6 SIGNIFICANT REVISIONS IN CURRENT EDITION
This edition includes numerous enhancements that were designed to simplify the checklist,
improve consistency between the bulk, packaged, and distributor customer checklists, and
provide for greater flexibility in use. This involved reformatting, eliminating, regrouping and
restating a number of questions. The checklist is now in Appendix A.
2. REFERENCES
2.1 CHLORINE INSTITUTE PAMPHLETS
These pamphlets refer to issues raised in this checklist. CI’s pamphlets are frequently updated.
Please visit CI’s website to view the most up-to-date edition currently available for each pamphlet
at www.chlorineinstitute.org.
Pamphlet
& DVD # Title
1 Chlorine Basics, Pamphlet 1, ed. 8; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA
22209, 2014.
6 Piping Systems for Dry Chlorine, Pamphlet 6, ed. 16; The Chlorine
Institute: Arlington, VA, 2013.
9 Chlorine Vaporizing Systems, ed. 8; Pamphlet 9; The Chlorine Institute:
Arlington, VA, 2017.
17 Packaging Plant Safety and Operational Guideline, ed. 5, Pamphlet 17;
The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2017.
49 Recommended Practices for Handling Chlorine Bulk Highway Transports,
ed. 10, Pamphlet 49; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2016.
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2.2 OTHER CHLORINE INSTITUTE REFERENCES
Site Security Guidance for Chlorine Facilities; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2002.
Security Management Plan for the Transportation and On-Site Storage and Use of Chlorine
Cylinders, Ton Containers and Cargo Tanks; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2003.
Pamphlet
& DVD # Title
63 First Aid, Medical Management/Surveillance and Occupational Hygiene
Monitoring Practices for Chlorine, ed. 9, Pamphlet 63; The Chlorine
Institute: Arlington, VA, 2017.
64 Emergency Response Plans for Chlor-Alkali, Sodium Hypochlorite, and
Hydrogen Chloride Facilities, ed. 7, Pamphlet 64; The Chlorine Institute:
Arlington, VA, 2014.
65 Personal Protective Equipment for Chlor-Alkali Chemicals, ed. 6, Pamphlet
65; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2015.
66 Recommended Practices For Handling Chlorine Tank Cars, ed. 5,
Pamphlet 66; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA 2015.
73 Atmospheric Monitoring Equipment for Chlorine, ed. 8, Pamphlet 73; The
Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2016.
76 Guidelines for the Safe Motor Vehicular Transportation of Chlorine
Cylinders and Ton Containers, ed. 5, Pamphlet 76; The Chlorine Institute:
Arlington, VA, 2012.
89 Chlorine Scrubbing Systems, ed. 4, Pamphlet 89; The Chlorine Institute:
Arlington, VA, 2016.
95 Gaskets for Chlorine Service, ed. 5-R2, Pamphlet 95; The Chlorine
Institute: Arlington, VA, 2017.
152 Safe Handling of Chlorine Containing Nitrogen Trichloride, ed. 3, Pamphlet
152; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2011.
155 Water and Wastewater Operators Chlorine Handbook, ed. 3, Pamphlet
155; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2014.
165 Instrumentation for Chlorine Service, ed. 3, Pamphlet 165; The Chlorine
Institute: Arlington, VA, 2017.
IB/A Instruction Booklet: Chlorine Institute Emergency Kit “A” for 100-lb. and
150-lb. Chlorine Cylinders, ed. 12-R2, IB/A; The Chlorine Institute:
Arlington, VA, 2014.
IB/B Instruction Booklet: Chlorine Institute Emergency Kit “B” for Chlorine Ton
Containers, ed. 11-R1, IB/B; The Chlorine Institute: Arlington, VA, 2014.
IB/RV Instruction Booklet: Chlorine Institute Recovery Vessel for 100 lb. and 150
lb. Chlorine Cylinders, ed. 2, IB/RV; The Chlorine Institute; Arlington, VA,
2009.
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APPENDIX A
Packaged Chlorine Customer Safety and Security Checklist
3. GENERAL CUSTOMER INFORMATION
Company Name:
Facility Address:
Contact Name:
Email:
Phone:
Checklist completed by (name):
Title: Date:
Checklist Items Applicable CI Pamphlets
& References
Yes No N/A Comments
3.1 Is the company a member of the Chlorine
Institute? CI Member Safety & Security
Commitment
3.2 Is the facility subject to the requirements
of the U.S. OSHA Process Safety
Management (PSM) rule, 29 CFR
1910.119 and/or of the U.S. EPA Risk
Management Program (RMP) regulations,
40 CFR Part 68, and SARA Title III
Section 313 release reporting?
CI Pamphlet 155, Appendix C:
Process Safety Management
CI Pamphlet 155, Appendix D:
Risk Management Program
CI Pamphlet 64
3.3 What is the maximum number of chlorine
cylinders or ton containers that are stored
at this site?
3.4 Does the facility/company transport
chlorine containers? If yes, there are
additional DOT requirements for the
company, truck drivers and transportation
equipment.
CI Pamphlet 76
49 CFR 172.800 (DOT
Transportation Security)
CI Security Management Plan
for the Transportation and On-
Site Storage and Use of
Chlorine Cylinders, Ton
Containers and Cargo Tanks
4. SECURITY
4.1 Is your plant covered by the Chemical
Facility Anti-terrorism Standard (CFATS)?
CI Site Security Guidance for
Chlorine Facilities
4.2 Has the facility conducted a security
vulnerability assessment?
CI Site Security Guidance for
Chlorine Facilities
4.3 Has the facility developed a security plan
addressing issues such as access control,
securing product storage areas, security
monitoring, etc.?
CI Security Management Plan
for the Transportation and On-
Site Storage and Use of
Chlorine Cylinders, Ton
Containers and Cargo Tanks
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4.4 Have employees had security awareness
training?
5. PERSONNEL SAFETY & TRAINING
5.1 Does the facility have a chlorine-specific
training program on safe use and handling
of chlorine and document training for
employees, new hires and contractors?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 6:
Employee Training & Safety
CI Pamphlet 65, Section 11:
Training in the use of personal
protective equipment
CI Pamphlet 155, Section 9:
Employee Training
5.2 Is a current SDS available for chlorine and
are warning signs, wall charts and/or other
safety information used and visible?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 6:
Employee Training & Safety
5.3 Does the facility policy on Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE) comply with
CI recommendations for handling
chemicals?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 6:
Employee Training & Safety
CI Pamphlet 65
5.4 Does the facility policy for respiratory
protection comply with CI
recommendations for chlorine handling
and emergency response?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 6:
Employee Training & Safety
CI Pamphlet 63
CI Pamphlet 65
5.5 Are accidents and incidents investigated
and reviewed with operating personnel?
6. EMERGENCY RESPONSE
6.1 Does the facility have a documented, up-
to-date Emergency Response Plan that
includes chlorine?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 5:
Emergency Measures
CI Pamphlet 64, Section 2:
Organizational planning
6.2 Does the Response Plan appropriately
address communication with outside
agencies, the media, and the neighboring
public?
CI Pamphlet 64, Section 4:
Planning for coordination with
outside agencies
6.3 Has the facility discussed its emergency
response plans with the local fire
department and the local emergency
planning committee (LEPC)?
CI Pamphlet 64, Section 4:
Planning for coordination with
outside agencies
6.4 Would you require off-site assistance to
respond to a release of chlorine?
6.5 If you require off-site assistance, have you
verified that the off-site service have
trained personnel to mitigate a chlorine
release?
6.6 Do facility employees respond to and
mitigate on-site or off-site chlorine leaks?
6.7 Have emergency responders received
training in accordance with local, state or
provincial, and national requirements?
CI Pamphlet 64, Section 3:
Planning for handling the
emergency
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6.8 Are periodic drills performed? CI Pamphlet 64, Section 3:
Planning for handling the
emergency
6.9 Does the facility have access to basic
emergency response equipment, e.g.
* A or B Kit
* Recovery vessel
* Self-contained breathing apparatus?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 5:
Emergency Measures
CI Pamphlet 155, Section 10:
Handling Emergencies
CI Pamphlet 49, Section 3:
Emergency Response
CI Pamphlet 66, Section 3:
Emergency Response
CI Instruction Booklets IB/A,
IB/B & IB/RV
6.10 Is emergency response equipment
inspected regularly and maintained in
suitable condition?
CI Pamphlet 65, Section 10:
Maintenance of Personal
Protective Equipment
CI Instruction Booklets IB/A,
IB/B & IB/RV
6.11 Are wind socks or other means of
determining wind direction appropriately
located and easily visible from all areas of
the facility?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 5:
Emergency Measures
CI Pamphlet 64, Section 3:
Planning for handling the
emergency
7. PROCESS PIPING (LIQUID & GASE OUS SERVICE)
7.1 Do piping, hoses and all components used
for chlorine service comply with
recommendations of CI, such as
metallurgy, schedule (pipe thickness),
welding requirements, etc?
CI Pamphlet 6
CI Pamphlet 95
7.2 Are components routinely inspected and
tested or replaced on a preventive
maintenance basis?
CI Pamphlet 6, Section 12:
Routine and Periodic
Inspection and Maintenance
7.3 Is the piping and component system well-
marked, clearly visible and protected from
damage?
CI Pamphlet 6, Section 10:
Piping Layout Design
Considerations
8. VAPORIZING SYSTEM
If a vaporizing system is in use, answer the questions in Section 8. Otherwise, skip to Section 9.
8.1 Is the vaporizer heating medium non-
organic based, limited to less than 250oF
(121oC) and at a lower pressure than the
chlorine supply pressure?
CI Pamphlet 9, Section 3:
Design
8.2 Is the vaporizer designed with a low
temperature alarm/shutdown at -40oF
(-40oC)?
CI Pamphlet 9, Section 3:
Design
8.3 Is the vaporizer outlet equipped with a
pressure relief valve?
CI Pamphlet 9, Section 4:
Controls and Indicators
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8.4 Does the facility have a scheduled and
routine inspection program for the
vaporizer, including steps to monitor
nitrogen trichloride levels in areas where it
can accumulate?
CI Pamphlet 9, Section 5:
Safety & Section 8:
Maintenance
CI Pamphlet 152, Section 5:
Control and monitoring of
NCL3 and NCL3 sources;
Section 7: Limiting Levels of
NCL3 & Section 8:
Design/Operating Concerns &
Considerations
8.5 Is there adequate backflow protection for
the vaporizer?
CI Pamphlet 9, Section 5:
Safety
9. SCRUBBING EQUIPMENT
If the facility utilizes a scrubber, answer the questions in Section 9. Otherwise, skip to Section 10. A scrubber is
defined as a device for removal of chlorine from a stream via reaction, adsorption or absorption.
9.1 Is the scrubber capacity designed to
process the facility’s most probable
release scenario?
CI Pamphlet 89, Section 3:
Process Considerations
9.2 Does the scrubber have passive capability
or is it equipped with emergency stand-by
power?
CI Pamphlet 89, Section 4:
System Design
10. STORAGE AND USE AREAS
10.1 Are cylinders and ton containers
segregated and properly secured as
defined by the applicable fire and building
codes and stored away from any heat
source?
CI Pamphlet 155
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 3:
Cylinders and Ton Containers
10.2 Are full ton containers stored so that
each end is accessible in case a Kit B is
needed?
CI Pamphlet 155
10.3 Does the facility have chlorine monitoring
and leak detection equipment in the
cylinder and ton container storage and
use areas?
CI Pamphlet 64, Section 3:
Planning for handling the
emergency
CI Pamphlet 73
CI Pamphlet 165
10.4 Is monitoring equipment interfaced into
an alarm system with appropriate
detection set points and routinely
inspected and calibrated?
CI Pamphlet 64, Section 3:
Planning for handling the
emergency
CI Pamphlet 73
CI Pamphlet 165
10.5 Is the storage area free from debris and
flammable materials?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 3:
Cylinders and Ton Containers
CI Pamphlet 155
10.6 Are appropriate lifting devices being
utilized to move ton containers?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 3:
Cylinders and Ton Containers
CI Pamphlet 76, Section 3.2:
Ton Container Loading and
Unloading
CI Pamphlet 155
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10.7 Are written operating procedures
available and being utilized by employees
that address the appropriate steps for
hooking up and disconnecting cylinder
and ton containers?
CI Pamphlet 155
10.8 Does the facility have an inventory
management accountability system for
tracking chlorine containers?
CI Pamphlet 17, Appendix C
10.9 Does the chlorine room have adequate
ventilation and has the discharge location
been evaluated and identified as a
potential hazard?
CI Pamphlet 155, Section 7:
Ventilation and Air Openings
11. SAFETY SHOWERS/EYEWASH STATIONS
11.1 Are safety showers and eyewash
stations adequately located and easily
accessible from all areas?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 6:
Employee Training & Safety
11.2 Are the safety showers and eyewash
stations periodically inspected for proper
operation?
CI Pamphlet 1, Section 6:
Employee Training & Safety
11.3 Is there a system for a person to
summon help if using a safety shower or
eyewash station?
CI Pamphlet 63
11.4 Are employees aware of how long it is
needed to stay under the safety shower
and eye wash station after exposure to
chemicals?
CI Pamphlet 63, Section 3.3:
Contact with Eyes