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Workshop and tools · WT-31
Flammable Liquids Cabinet Check
A free printable flammable liquids cabinet check: contents counted against your own maximum, then a dated grid for doors, sump, labels, empties and surroundings.
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2 pages. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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What this sheet is for
Keep a flammable liquids cabinet holding only what the work needs, in good order. The contents list shows what is in it, and the checks show how it is kept.
Who it is for
Workshops, garages, print rooms, labs and maintenance stores that keep solvents, paints, fuels or thinners in a cabinet.
How to use it
- Write your own maximum for the cabinet at the top, with who is responsible for it.
- Give each product a line as it goes in, and date it out when it is used up or removed.
- Count the total from time to time and check it against your maximum.
- Run the cabinet checks on page 2 on the round you set, and log anything marked X with what was done.
What is on the sheet
2 pages, in this order:
Page 1
Printed under the title: One flammable liquids cabinet: what is in it against the most you allow it to hold, and the regular check of the cabinet, its contents and the space around it.
Your own maximum. No quantities or distances are printed. How much the cabinet may hold, and what may be stored near it, come from the cabinet maker, your own risk assessment and the rules where you are: write your maximum below. Keep in it only what the work needs, and keep empty containers out of it.
Write-on lines: Cabinet location · Make and type · Your maximum · Responsible person
Contents — one line per product; update it as stock goes in and out
Table, 11 rows: Product · Container · Number · Total · Date in · Date out · SDS · Initials
Write-on lines: Total at last count · Within your maximum? Y/N · Counted by · Date
Page 2
Cabinet checks — a column per check: tick if right, X if not and note it below
Also printed: Check · Date · Doors close fully and latch · Sump clean, dry, free of spills · Containers closed and labelled · No empty containers inside · No oxidisers or corrosives inside · Total within your maximum · Warning signs in place, legible · Cabinet body and shelves sound · Nothing stored on top or in front · Exit routes clear of the cabinet · No ignition sources nearby · Checked by
Faults and actions — anything marked X, and what was done
Table, 7 rows: Date · Found · Action taken · By · Closed
Questions
Why is no maximum quantity printed?
Because the limit depends on the cabinet, the liquids, the room and the rules where you are, and is set by your own risk assessment and the cabinet maker. Write yours in the box at the top.
Why keep empty containers out of the cabinet?
An empty container still holds vapour and is no longer needed for the work, so it takes up room and adds to what is stored. Return or dispose of empties as their label and your waste arrangements say.
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