IFC Ch. 50 · FBC · Florida

Hazardous Materials Inventory Statements (HMIS) in Florida

When your project stores or uses hazardous materials, the AHJ wants an inventory statement before the permit moves. EverSafe prepares HMIS documentation listing material classifications, quantities, and storage/use locations per the Florida Building Code and IFC Chapter 50 — the deliverable hazmat permits are built on.

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What's Included

What's included

  • Hazardous material classification per IFC
  • Quantity tabulation by storage and use, per control area
  • Storage vs. in-use quantities and conditions of use
  • Location plans tied to your floor layouts
  • Coordination with MAQ analysis and hazmat permit applications
Why It Matters

Why the inventory statement matters

The HMIS is the AHJ’s first read on your hazmat risk. A complete, engineer-prepared statement shortens hazmat permit review and gives your MAQ analysis and permit application a defensible technical basis.

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