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Flamable Storage PLAn

Flammable Storage PlaN

Flammable Storage Plan - Intumescent Fireproofing | Reusable Template

🔥 FLAMMABLE STORAGE PLAN Intumescent Fireproofing

29 CFR 1910.106, 1926.152 — Solvent-Based Intumescent Coatings

Company Name

Project Name

Project Location

Date Prepared

Prepared By

1. Purpose & Scope

2. Material Classification (NFPA 30 / OSHA)

⚠️ INTUMESCENT COATINGS are typically Class IB or IC Flammable Liquids:
• Flash Point: 40°F – 77°F (4°C – 25°C)
• Boiling Point: Varies by formulation
• Vapor Density: Heavier than air (vapors settle in low areas)
• Auto-ignition Temperature: ~500°F – 800°F

Material Name	Flash Point (°F)	Class	CAS Number	NFPA Rating

3. Storage Requirements

3.1 Flammable Storage Cabinets

Requirement	Specification	Verified By
Cabinet Type
Maximum Capacity
Labeling
Cabinet Location
Clearance from Ignition Sources

3.2 Bulk Storage Areas

Requirement	Specification
Storage Location
Containment
Ventilation
Signage
Fire Extinguisher Location

4. Daily Flammable Materials Inventory

📋 Required Action: Complete this log daily before work begins. Report any discrepancies to the supervisor immediately.

Material	Quantity On Hand	Storage Location	Container Type	Inspected By

5. Transfer & Dispensing Procedures

⚠️ CRITICAL SAFETY RULES:

✓ Bond and ground all containers during transfer
✓ Use only approved safety cans with spring-closing lids and flame arrestors
✓ Dispense only in well-ventilated areas
✓ Use non-sparking tools for container opening
✓ No smoking or ignition sources within 35 feet
✓ Ground transfer pumps and drums

Transfer Area Location

Bonding/Grounding Equipment Available?

Approved Safety Cans Available?

Spill Kit Location

6. Ignition Source Control

Hazard	Control Measure	Responsible Party
Smoking
Open flames / Hot work
Electrical equipment
Static electricity
Vehicles / equipment

7. Spill Response & Emergency Procedures

🚨 FLAMMABLE LIQUID SPILL RESPONSE:

Small Spill (<5 gal)

Large Spill (>5 gal)

Spill Kit Location

Elect to Notify (Internal)

Fire Department

7.1 Fire Emergency Response

🔥 DO NOT USE WATER on solvent fires — spreads flames. Use dry chemical (ABC) or CO2 extinguishers only.

8. Employee Training Log (Flammable Storage/Handling)

Employee Name	Training Date	Topics Covered	Trainer

9. Weekly Flammable Storage Inspection Checklist

Flammable cabinet doors close and latch properly Cabinet vents are sealed (unless vented to outside) Labels are legible and intact No leaks or spills present Bonding/grounding wires are intact and connected Containers are closed when not in use Fire extinguisher present and charged No ignition sources within 35 feet Spill kit is fully stocked Signage is posted and visible

Inspector Name

Inspection Date

10. Responsible Parties

Role	Name	Phone Number	Responsibilities
Flammable Storage Manager
Lead Fireproofer
Safety Coordinator

11. Plan Approval

Prepared By

Date

Safety Director

Date

Project Manager

Date

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