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Home · Guides & Manuals · Laboratory Standard & Design Guidelines of this Guide applies to all Stanford laboratory buildings, laboratory units, andThe Guide is a resource document for use by faculty, staff, and design professionals for use during the planning and early design phases of a project. 1. Laboratory design shall include spill control and secondary containment for the storage of hazardous materials liquids in accordance with the requirements of All radioactive materials used at Stanford University are governed by the terms and conditions of the Stanford University Radioactive Materials License, Where it is necessary to have offices or write-up desks within research areas, there must be adequate separation between the laboratory area and the office The Guide is formatted to address laboratory design issues pertinent to General Laboratories (e.g., chemical laboratories) in Section 1, with additional The EH&S Laboratory Design Guide is not “all inclusive.” It does not cover all regulatory issues nor does it cover all design situations. Section 1 of this Guide, General Requirements for Stanford Laboratories, covers all design requirements for Biosafety Level 1 laboratory work areas. Designer Qualifications- The designer must have the appropriate identify permitting and pollution abatement engineering requirements for the building. California Health and Safety Code; Part 14, The California Medical Waste Management Act Association (NFPA) Standard 45, Fire Protection for Laboratories. Mechanical Considerations · 30. Shall provide GFI protection to electrical receptacles above counter tops and within 6 feet of sinks. · 31. The lab should be Note: One pound of black sporting powder and 20 pounds of smokeless H-8 Occupancy Storage Exempt Amounts per Lab Suite, 1998 California Building Code. Note: One pound of black sporting powder and 20 pounds of smokeless H-8 Occupancy Storage Exempt Amounts per Lab Suite, 1998 California Building Code. The following permitting and reporting procedures have design and project Division of Environmental Health and Safety for guidance and assistance. 1. The room should have mechanically generated supply air and exhaust air. All lab rooms shall use 100% outside air and exhaust to the outside. There shall be All labs should be designed to conveniently and safely accommodate the temporary storage of biological, radiological, and chemicals (non-waste and waste) based