> >The 10 Most Common Laboratory Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety Issues
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There's a new additional resource on a related topic (Management of Old Compressed Gas Cylinders) at:
https://opexshare.doe.gov/lesson.cfm/2019/12/18/29433/Operating-Experience-Level-3-2019-05-Management-of-Old-Compressed-Gas-Cylinders

The introduction notes that
This Operating Experience Level 3 (OE-3) document provides information on the management of compressed gas cylinders. Longer term storage of gas cylinders (greater than two years) can lead to potential problems or incidents, increase the risks associated with cylinder movement, result in the degradation of cylinder condition, and add to the costs of compressed gas use and cylinder management. This OE-3 document includes steps for identifying old compressed gas cylinders, and recommendations for preventing and minimizing the accumulation of aging gas cylinders at storage locations.

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Ralph Stuart, CIH, CCHO
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