Controlling Common Indoor Sources
Picture Series 2:
Controlling Common Indoor Sources
- Develop a Painting Protocol
- Develop a Pesticide Protocol
- Develop a Smoking Policy - Smoking Ban
- Develop a Smoking Policy - Smoking Lounge
- Develop a Housekeeping Plan
- Exhaust for Local Stationary Sources
- Exhaust Hoods for Major Indoor Sources
Exhaust Hoods for Major Indoor Sources

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(Hotspot: Large area over top portion of the picture and covering the exhaust hoods that are visible.)
- Remember...“Significant sources of contaminants such as a laboratory bench should be serviced by a hooded exhaust system.”
- The hood should be as close to the source as possible. The exhaust hood captures contaminants and draws them efficiently into the exhaust air stream. Workers may also be protected by a Plexiglas shield.
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