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AHCOM 4.7.2 Remove all nails from used lumber before stacking, unless the lumber is to be burned or hauled away without further handling. 4.7.3 Stack lumber on level and solidly supported sills to be stable and self-supporting. 4.7.4 Do not stack lumber more than 16 feet(4.9 meters) high. 4.8 Reinforcing and Structural Steel 4.8.1 Store steel rods in separate stacks according to length and size. 4.8.2 Carefully stack structural steel to prevent the danger of members sliding off, or the stack toppling over. 4.8.3 Never store"I" beams with the webs vertical. 4.9 Foundation Bolts 4.9.1 Stack bolts in separate stacks according to length and size. 4.10 Corrugated and Flat Iron 4.10.1 Stack corrugated and flat iron flat, and not more than 4 feet(1.2 meters)high. 4.10.2 Place spacing strips between bundles. 4.11 Pipes, Poles, and other Cylindrical Material 4.11.1 Stack and block cylindrical material in such a way to keep the material from spreading or toppling. 4.11.2 Do not stack pipes higher than 5 feet(1.5 meters)unless racked. 4.11.3 When removing pipe or other material larger than 2 inches(5 centimeters)in diameter from storage, and where stacked pipe runs in one direction and is more than one pipe high, employees will be instructed to approach the stack from the ends, not from the sides. 4.12 Sand, Gravel, and Crushed Stone 4.12.1 While removing sand, gravel, and crushed stone from stockpiles, ensure there are no overhanging or vertical faces at any time. 4.12.2 Do not store material dumped against walls or partitions to a height that will endanger the stability or exceed the resisting strength of such walls and partitions. 5.0 Records 5.1 No documentation maintenance is required. 6.0 Attachments 6.1 None Material Storage(S3AM-316-PR1) Revision 2 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. Page 4 of 4