A new code being developed
by NFPA shall apply to the storage, use, and handling of
hazardous materials in all occupancies and facilities. A
five-year effort has resulted in the new NFPA 400,
Hazardous Materials Code, which promises help for anyone
responsible for the safe storage of
The new NFPA 400, Hazardous
Materials Code deals with the challenges posed by the
volume and variety of hazardous materials that have
become part of everyday commerce. Indeed, in the
trucking industry, the largest single section in the
Commercial Drivers License (CDL) handbook—the document
that is the basis for licensing truck drivers in the
U.S.—has to do with safely handling hazardous materials.
For building code enforcers, businesses, and others
responsible for safely storing the wide range of
increasingly common hazardous materials, the challenge
has been just as great. However, with no equivalent of
the CDL, guidance has been hard to get and, when
available, incomplete and confusing.
Core Engineered Solutions provides Chemical Storage Buildings are safe for the storage, dispensing and transfer of hazardous materials, chemicals, flammables and combustibles. If you are dealing with a dangerous or hazardous material storage problem, We have a solution for you chemical storage needs!
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