Special containment procedures

Special containment procedures are a set of protocols and guidelines designed to prevent the spread or release of hazardous or dangerous materials or organisms. These procedures are often used in the context of handling and storing hazardous materials, such as chemical or biological agents, and are designed to minimize the risk of accidents or unintended releases.
Special containment procedures can include a wide range of measures, such as physical barriers and protective clothing to prevent direct contact with the hazardous material, procedures for safely handling and transporting the material, and emergency response plans in the event of a spill or release.
Special containment procedures are used in a variety of settings, including scientific research laboratories, industrial facilities, and military installations. They are an important aspect of safety and risk management, and are often subject to strict regulations and oversight to ensure that they are effective and followed correctly.
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