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b. Mineral acids and oxidizers are not stored together; and C. Oxidizers are not stored with or near combustible materials like wood pallets, paper products, etc. 2. Storage conditions: a. Hazardous substances containers are not stacked on each other; b. Flammable materials (gas, liquids and solids) are stored only in flammable storage cabinets or rooms; C. Exists are not blocked or access restricted by stored materials in storage rooms and buildings; d. Gas cylinders stored and/or in service are securely held with a restraining strap or chain in fixed or portable racks, e. Appropriate secondary containment is provided which is compatible with the hazardous substance(s) and has the capacity to contain a release from the stored hazardous substance(s); and f. The storage area/unit is provided with proper ventilation to prevent the build up of toxic, flammable, combustible and/or reactive vapors. 6.6.3. Consult the hazardous substance's MSDS information on proper storage, labeling and maintenance requirements. 6.6.4. The facility's EE is responsible for insuring that all stored hazardous substances are inspected and inventoried on a routine basis (quarterly at a minimum). 6.6.5. Each area/unit that is used to store a hazardous substance will be inspected for the following conditions: 1. The area/unit is properly labeled as a hazardous substances storage area, including any special storage requirements (i.e., flammable materials only, acids only, caustics only, etc.); 2. That the area/unit is used only for storage of compatible hazardous substances or hazardous wastes (i.e., refrigerators that are used to store hazardous substances are not used to store food and are labeled accordingly, acids are not stored with bases, etc.); 3. That the area/unit is equipped with appropriate secondary containment to contain the material in the event of a spill (i.e., Berm for drum storage, drip Draft HMMP March, 2000 H M M P-9