Date: Fri, 9 Jul 2010 10:19:35 -0400
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From: Mary Ellen A Scott <mas35**At_Symbol_Here**CASE.EDU>
Subject: Re: Fume Hood Maintenance & Repair
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Our university states the the fume hood is an engineering control therefor part of the building maintenance. Mary Ellen On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 9:10 AM, Wawzyniecki Jr, Stefan wrote: > To all who are in Academic Research- > > > > In this tight economy, universities are finding ways to recoup expenses. > > > > How many of you have a Facilities department that supports & services fume > hoods as part of the general infrastructure of the laboratory? Meaning, > they will service water supply, HVAC, sewer, electricity, etc. and consider > fume hoods part of the ventilation system. > > > > Or- > > > > Do any of you have a system in place where Facilities charges individual > departments for their Time & Materials, specifically for fume hoods? > > > > Stefan Wawzyniecki, CIH, CHMM > > University of Connecticut >

Our university states the the fume hood is an engineering control therefor part of the building maintenance.

Mary Ellen

On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 9:10 AM, Wawzyniecki Jr, Stefan <stefan.w**At_Symbol_Here**uconn.edu&g t; wrote:

To=A0 all who are in =A0Academic Research-

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In this tight economy, universities are finding ways to recoup expenses.=A0

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=A0How many of you have a Facilities department that supports & services fume hoods as part of the general infrastructure of the laboratory?=A0 Meaning, they will service water supply, HVAC, sewer, electricity, etc. and consider fume hoods part of the ventilation system.

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Or-

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Do any of you have a system in place where Facilities charges individual departments for their Time &=A0 Materials, specifically for fume hoods?

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Stefan Wawzyniecki, CIH, CHMM

University of Connecticut


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