Presentation Fume Hood

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Fume Hood Roof Safety Assessment Program
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Purpose

• Identify potential safety hazards for persons
  needing roof access.

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Benefits

• Identify all buildings with fume hoods
• Document / Link Equipment
• Identify / Assess Problems
• PM Numbering
• Makes scheduling shutdowns easy
• Clear policies and procedures
• Tagging makes fans easily identifiable
• Educate persons on roof access procedures

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Intended Users

• Trades Persons
• Architects and Engineers
• Inspectors
• Contractors
• Construction Management Persons
• Other University Units

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Campus Buildings
Yellow Complete White Marked up drawings in
process
49 Buildings Total with 1562 Fume Hoods

• 415 NAME
• 125 Neuroscience
• 204 Public Health I
• 234 Public Health II
• 208 Randall Lab
• 441 Space Research
• 195 Upjohn
• 333 400 North Ingalls
• 432 Art Architecture
• 403 Cooley Bldg..
• 742 CSSB
• 189 Dana Natural Resources
• 165 Dennison
• 162 Dental School
• 447 Dow
• 395 FXB

• 176 Health Services
• 324 Kellogg Eye Center
• 178 Newberry
• 211 Kraus
• 182 Kresge I
• 171 Kresge II
• 199 Kresge III
• 190 Medical Science I
• 200 Medical Science II
• 418 NCSB
• 202 NUB
• 230 Pharmacy
• 404 Phoenix Lab
• 260 Power House
• 193 Ruthven Annex
• 2501 Auxiliary Services

• 332 300 North Ingalls
• 305 Alice Crocker Lloyd
• 168 Animal Research
• 799 BUHR
• 188 C.C. Little
• 226 CCRB
• 158 Chemistry
• 166 East Hall
• 448 EECS
• 414 EWRE
• 407 G.G. Brown
• 436 IST
• 101 Kresge Hearing
• 223 MSRB I
• 213 MSRB II
• 229 MSRB III

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Hospital Buildings
7 Buildings

• University Hospital
• MCHC
• Holden
• Mott
• Kellogg-Turner
• Eisenhower Park West
• Cancer Geriatrics Center

There are 92 Fume Hoods and 132 Bio-Safety
Cabinets located in the Hospital Buildings all
documented by the program.
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Procedures

• Develop background plans for floors roofs.

• Obtain O.S.E.H. fume hood test and certification
  list.

• Review existing facility drawings.

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Procedures

• Field verify all fume hood and exhaust sources,
  including smoke test if required, document
  changes and additions, duct routing, starter
  locations, and questionable arrangements.

• Document all mechanical equipment on roof. (i.e.
  exhaust fans, rooftop units, condensing units,
  outdoor air intakes)

• Measure stack diameters and heights.

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Procedures

• Transfer all field-gathered data to drawings.

• Engineering assessment of systems.

• Perform final review and check to verify accuracy.

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Procedures

• Install signs, tags and tapes.

• Use UV resistant permanent marker on all tags and
  UV tape.

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Procedures

• Not all fans get tagged.

• Not all buildings get tagged.

• Place completed drawings in the master Roof
  Safety Plan book located in the Plant Engineering
  department office.

• On completion, distribute plans to appropriate
  departments.

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Compliance

• Maintenance of program

All users will be expected to help maintain the
accuracy of the Roof Safety Plans.