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Fume Hood Decommissioning
All projects including the removal of a chemical fume hood must be submitted to EH&S Building Codes Enforcement for plan review and permitting. This review will ensure that all relevant building and fire codes are addressed during the project.
Work must not start until EH&S Laboratory Safety Program has received the decontamination form
For more information access the Chemical Fume Hood Decommissioning Guide.