Title Page

  • Site/Facility

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Management of Change

Information

  • Change Initiator

  • Discription of proposed change

  • Area of Change

  • Proposed Date and Time to implement Change?

Safety Review

  • If the modification affects any ventilation system, will modified ventilation system not comply with appropriate codes and standards?

  • Does the modification alter the normal permitted discharges to the air or water of the facility? If yes, are any changes needed to existing permits?

  • Does the modification require that the onsite inventory of hazardous chemicals be increased? If yes, are any additional safeguards or controls needed?

  • Does the modification require that hazardous chemicals be stored at higher temperatures or pressures than the current configuration?

  • Does the modification require that hazardous chemical detectors be added?

  • Are the indications and alarms in the existing plant inadequate for the modified plant?

  • Does the modification require additional personnel protection measures (e.g., PPE)?

  • Have the modifications created any additional vulnerabilities to external events which did not exist before (vehicle traffic, fire, water accumulation, high wind, etc.)?

  • Is electrical power and other services inadequate to meet the demands of the modified plant?

  • Are the existing site security procedures inadequate?

  • Are the existing eyewash/safety showers inadequate?

  • Has the change been reviewed and approved by appropriate facility management?

  • Other health and safety issues not yet addressed?

  • Is the existing fire suppression system inadequate for the change in chemical inventory?

  • Is the warehouse racking capacity inadequate?

Completion

  • Is the change Permanent or Temporary

  • Comments

  • Name and signature

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