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Clandestine Laboratory Working Group 

The overall mission for the Clandestine Laboratory Working Group is to highlight the health and safety risks associated with clandestine labs.

So far, the working group has discussed several ways to raise the general awareness regarding the dangers of Meth labs, including a possible GAP Analysis on currently available information for industrial hygienist and first responders; and an AIHA Clean-Up Guideline or Recommendation Handbook.

Resource Reference Guide for Information Pertaining to Clandestine Meth Labs

All files are PDF  unless otherwise noted.

Analysis

Method 8270d
Method 9100

California State & County Regulations and Legislations

Assembly Bill 1078
Assembly Bill 2587 (Amended 3/29/2006)
Assessment and Remediation for San Diego County
Assessment and Remediation Policy for Sacramento County
Policy Procedure Manual for El Dorado County Pertaining to Lab Clean-Up

Sampling Guidance

Alaska Guidance
Iowa Guidance
Oregon Guidance 
Washington Guidance

 
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