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FAA Letterhead Template TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON Hazardous Chemicals AGENDA Second Draft Meeting August 5-7, 2014 8 AM-5 PM (Actual Meeting Times TBD by Chair) Embassy Suites, St. Paul MN Note- Continental Breakfast served every morning at 7:30 AM. Lunch will be provided on Day One. Day One-8 AM 1. Welcome. Robert James, Chair 2. Introductions and Update of Committee Roster. (attached) 3. Approval of FD Meeting Minutes from November 5-7, 2013. (attached) 4. Staff updates. Nancy Pearce, Laura Montville. a) Committee membership update. b) Annual 2015 revision cycle schedule review. (attached) c) New Process Presentation. 5. Presentation on Findings from University Wisconsin Study on Film Degradation-Kathleen Mullen 6. Task Group Reports and Review of Related Public Comments. (attached) a) NFPA 40 Task Group-Milt Shefter and Heather Heckman b) Annex B NFPA 400 Task Group-Kathy Landkrohn 7. Presentations Ammonium Nitrate- 1 hour Rachael Gunaratum-CSB Chris Connealy-Texas Fire Marshal Days Two and Three-Start time TBD by Chair 8. Ammonium Nitrate (AN)-Presentation of Recommended Revisions -Paul Iacobucci, Task Group Chair 9. Review of Chapter 11 Task Group recommendations and related NFPA 400 revisions including related AN public comments. (Draft of Chapter 11, draft of related changes for chapters 1-10 attached. Public comments for NFPA 400 including chapter 11 changes attached) 10. Review of other public comments for NFPA 400 (attached) 11. Fire Protection Research Foundation Projects-ongoing and proposed. a) Status of Hazardous Waste Treatment Facility Fire Code Gap Analysis Project-Nancy b) Testing of Sprinklers for Class II Oxidizers-Tony and Elizabeth c) NFPA 40 Film Testing-proposed by Heather Heckman 12. NFPA Strategic Planning Team discussion on the use of data for technical committee work-Kristen Bigda 13. Other a) TIA-Common Path NFPA 400 b) Possible TIA NFPA 400 Table 15.3.2.4.4 (a) c) Discussion-Handling and MAQs in NFPA 400 d) Application of NFPA 400 for tanks versus bulk-Chapter 15 etc. 14. Formation of Task Groups for Next Revision Cycle 15. Other Business. 16. Scheduling Next Meeting 17. Adjournment. Address List No Phone 07/08/2014 Nancy Pearce Hazardous Chemicals HCS-AAA Robert J. James RT 7/29/2005 James C. Belke E 3/21/2006 Chair HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA UL LLC US Environmental Protection Agency 8751 Ashworth Drive 1200 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, (MC5104A) Tampa, FL 33647 Washington, DC 20460 Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Alternate: Kathleen A. Franklin Elizabeth C. Buc RT 7/29/2005 Therese Cirone M 8/9/2011 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Fire & Materials Research Laboratory, LLC The Chlorine Institute 33025 Industrial Road 1300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 525 Livonia, MI 48150 Arlington, VA 22209 Chris M. Connealy E 10/23/2013 Edwin D. Cope SE 1/16/2003 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Texas Department of Insurance Cope Engineering State Fire Marshal 8922 Croes Drive PO Box 149221, Mail Code 112-FM Houston, TX 77055 333 Guadalupe Street Alternate: David S. Shatzer Austin, TX 78714-9221 Dirk Der Kinderen E 8/9/2011 Mark J. Dossett E 7/28/2006 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA US Department of Transportation San Diego Fire-Rescue Department Pipeline & Hazardous Materials Safety Administration 1010 Second Avenue, Suite 300 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE San Diego, CA 92101-4903 East Building, 2nd Floor California Fire Chiefs Association Washington, DC 20590-0001 Robert Fash E 3/21/2006 Henry L. Febo, Jr. I 1/1/1990 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Las Vegas Fire & Rescue FM Global 500 North Casino Center Blvd. Engineering Standards Las Vegas, NV 89101-2944 1151 Boston-Providence Turnpike Fire Code Committee PO Box 9102 Norwood, MA 02062-9102 Kent Gardner L 3/1/2011 Martin T. Gresho SE 3/21/2006 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Texas Engineering Extension Service FP2 Fire, Inc. Emergency Services Training Institute 282 Ronnie Road 1595 Nuclear Science Road, Building 20 Golden, CO 80403 College Station, TX 77843 Alternate: Scott M. Heyworth National Volunteer Fire Council 1 Address List No Phone 07/08/2014 Nancy Pearce Hazardous Chemicals HCS-AAA Rhett Jason Hesprich SE 10/29/2012 Peter Paul Howell SE 7/29/2005 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Pond & Company Mark V, Inc. 3500 Parkway Lane, Suite 600 23 Edgewood Drive Norcross, GA 30092 Hurricane, WV 25526 Alternate: Kathleen Nehmer Noel Hsu M 10/27/2009 Paul A. Iacobucci M 8/9/2011 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Orica USA Inc. Akzo Nobel 33101 East Quincy Avenue 525 West Van Buren Street Watkins, CO 80137 Chicago, IL 60607 The Fertilizer Institute SPI/Organic Peroxide Producers Safety Division Alternate: Virgil W. Fowler Lynne M. Kilpatrick E 7/28/2006 Kevin Kreitman E 3/21/2006 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety City of Redding Fire Department Fire Marshal PO Box 496071 700 All America Way Redding, CA 96049 Sunnyvale, CA 94086 TCC on Combustible Dusts R. Kenneth Lee M 10/10/1998 Joyce Miles U 07/29/2013 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Axiall LLC ExxonMobil Research & Engineering 154 Marina Point 2800 Decker Drive Hot Springs, AR 71913 Baytown, TX 77520 Alternate: Richard H. Ferguson American Chemistry Council Alternate: Clark D. Shepard Kirk Mitchell M 10/20/2010 Ken Scott Mueller U 07/29/2013 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Kirk Mitchell & Associates, LLC CHS - Cenex Harvest States 1897 Floyd Street 9609 Wildwood Lane Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Chatham, IL 62629 Isocyanurates Industry Adhoc Committee Agricultural Retailers Association Alternate: Thomas Kuechler Alternate: Steve Ferrara Eugene Y. Ngai SE 3/15/2007 Anthony M. Ordile SE 10/1/1993 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Chemically Speaking LLC Haines Fire & Risk Consulting Corporation 26 Casper Berger Road 1 Linda Lane, Suite B Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889 Southampton, NJ 08088 Alternate: Sergio Pineda 2 Address List No Phone 07/08/2014 Nancy Pearce Hazardous Chemicals HCS-AAA Jerald Pierrottie M 7/23/2008 Michael Reilly L 07/29/2013 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Lonza Group Ltd. Fairfax County Fire & Rescue Department 5660 New Northside Drive NW, Suite 1100 Office of the Fire Marshal Atlanta, GA 30328 10700 Page Avenue Alternate: Milton L. Norsworthy Fairfax, VA 22030 International Association of Fire Fighters Jerrold Sameth M 07/29/2013 Milton R. Shefter U 10/3/2002 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Compressed Gas Association, Inc. Miljoy Ent. Incorporated 290 DeMott Avenue 512 Walden Drive Clifton, NJ 07011-3749 Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Alternate: Richard A. Craig VL to Document: NFPA 40 Ronald Thomas M 03/03/2014 James O. Vigerust,Jr. SE 03/07/2013 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA Institute of Makers of Explosives CB&I 15 West Oak Drive 2440 Louisiana Boulevard NE, Suite 300 Woodland Hills, UT 84653-2034 Albuquerque, NM 87110 Institute of Makers of Explosives NFPA Industrial Fire Protection Section Michael A. Viggiani U 1/1/1995 Jerry W. Wallace SE 11/2/2006 Principal HCS-AAA Principal HCS-AAA George Eastman House Safety Engineering Laboratories, Inc. 900 East Avenue 27803 College Park Drive Rochester, NY 14607 Warren, MI 48088-4879 Alternate: Edward Stratmann Alternate: Brian P. Sampson VL to Document: NFPA 40 Richard A. Craig M 8/9/2011 Richard H. Ferguson M 10/10/1998 Alternate HCS-AAA Alternate HCS-AAA Compressed Gas Association Axiall LLC 14501 George Carter Way, Suite 103 2 Cranberry Lane Chantilly, VA 20151 Cecil, PA 15321 Principal: Jerrold Sameth Principal: R. Kenneth Lee Steve Ferrara U 07/29/2013 Virgil W. Fowler M 3/2/2010 Alternate HCS-AAA Alternate HCS-AAA Carolina Eastern - Vail Inc. PotashCorp 4134 State Route 22 905 Heard Avenue PO Box 483 Augusta, GA 30904 Salem, NY 12865 The Fertilizer Institute Agricultural Retailers Association Principal: Noel Hsu Principal: Ken Scott Mueller 3 Address List No Phone 07/08/2014 Nancy Pearce Hazardous Chemicals HCS-AAA Kathleen A. Franklin E 7/23/2008 Scott M. Heyworth SE 08/09/2012 Alternate HCS-AAA Alternate HCS-AAA US Environmental Protection Agency FP2Fire, Inc. 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW 10810 SW 142 Ave. Mailcode: 5104A Miami, FL 33186 Washington, DC 20460 Principal: Martin T. Gresho Principal: James C. Belke Thomas Kuechler M 10/29/2012 Kathleen Nehmer SE 10/29/2012 Alternate HCS-AAA Alternate HCS-AAA Occidental Chemical Corporation Pond & Company 520 Monsanto Avenue PO Box 1143 Sauget, IL 62206 Southwick, MA 01077 Isocyanurates Industry Adhoc Committee Principal: Rhett Jason Hesprich Principal: Kirk Mitchell Milton L. Norsworthy M 1/17/1997 Sergio Pineda SE 10/29/2012 Alternate HCS-AAA Alternate HCS-AAA 431 Kyle Lane, NW Haines Fire & Risk Consulting Corporation Cleveland, TN 37312 11506 East Renfield Avenue Lonza Group, Ltd. Mesa, AZ 85212 Principal: Jerald Pierrottie Principal: Anthony M. Ordile Brian P. Sampson SE 10/18/2011 David S. Shatzer SE 11/2/2006 Alternate HCS-AAA Alternate HCS-AAA Safety Engineering Laboratories, Inc. Shatzer & Associates Consulting 27803 College Park Drive 1114 Broadway Warren, MI 48088-4879 Altoona, PA 16601-5311 Principal: Jerry W. Wallace Principal: Edwin D. Cope Clark D. Shepard M 7/23/2008 Edward Stratmann U 08/09/2012 Alternate HCS-AAA Alternate HCS-AAA ExxonMobil Corporation George Eastman House Research & Engineering 900 East Avenue 3225 Gallows Road, Room 3A2111 Rochester, NY 14607 Fairfax, VA 22037 Principal: Michael A. Viggiani American Chemistry Council Principal: Joyce Miles Richard S. Kraus M 3/21/2006 Kathy A. Landkrohn E 7/28/2006 Nonvoting Member HCS-AAA Nonvoting Member HCS-AAA API/Petroleum Safety Consultants US Department of Labor 210 East Fairfax Street, Apt. 600 Occupational Safety & Health Administration Falls Church, VA 22046-2909 200 Constitution Ave., NW, RM N3718 TCC on Flammable and Combustible Liquids Washington, DC 20210 Alternate: John E.
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