Request Laboratory Decommissioning Inspection When a laboratory space is vacated or returned to unrestricted use, EHS must inspect the decommissioned laboratory space to verify it is free of all chemical, biological, and radioactive materials. Two weeks prior to vacating the laboratory or classifying it to unrestricted use, complete the information below and click Submit to request a laboratory decommissioning inspection. Reason for Request Renovating current laboratory space Moving to a different U-M space (another building or lab within the same building complex) Leaving U-M Ceasing operations all or some operations Other Enter building and room numbers for new location. Please update your IBC application to reflect your new space. Click here to update your application. (Please explain) Contact Information First Name * Last Name * Unique Name * Laboratory Information Laboratory Director (LD) * Laboratory Manager Building * Date operations will cease Department Contact Phone Number Room Number(s) * Decommissioning Information Check all that apply * The lab room(s) listed above need a decommissioning inspection We use heated perchloric acid over 70% We possess radioactive material in the lab, or radioactive material was previously used in the lab We have radiation-generating machine(s) We have Lasers We have biological safety cabinet(s) We have radioactive waste and/or radioactive waste containers to be collected We have hazardous waste to be collected If you are human, leave this field blank.
When a laboratory space is vacated or returned to unrestricted use, EHS must inspect the decommissioned laboratory space to verify it is free of all chemical, biological, and radioactive materials.
Two weeks prior to vacating the laboratory or classifying it to unrestricted use, complete the information below and click Submit to request a laboratory decommissioning inspection.
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