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Subject: Chemical and Biological Inventory Hazard Analysis
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 14:12:46 -0700
Author: "Souder, Maggie"


Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 14:29:44 -0400
Reply-To: Jay Rappaport <jayrapp**At_Symbol_Here**TEMPLE.EDU>
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From: Jay Rappaport <jayrapp**At_Symbol_Here**TEMPLE.EDU>
Subject: Chemical and Biological Inventory Hazard Analysis
In-Reply-To: <s0e2c7a2.091**At_Symbol_Here**gwia>
I would like to know what environmental health and safety departments
elsewhere have in the way of chemical and biological inventory analysis
software.  We are developing an application for Temple University that
analyzes inventories for hazardous chemicals based on various hazardous
chemical lists, in addition to the NFPA data, peroxide formers, chemicals
listed by the drug enforcement agency and performs EPCRA analysis for EPA
reporting.  Based on this information, chemical and biological inventories
can be analyzed by safety personnel and transmitted to emergency responders
as needed.  Is this something other organizations need as well?

Jay Rappaport, Ph.D.
Professor and Temple University IBC Chair

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