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@@ -35,23 +35,5 @@ The main challenge in this case is also to keep benefiting from the protection o
 -   Resume or terminate work session
 -   Notify the incident to your laboratory safety coordinator
 
-## Spill outside a BSC
-
-This procedure covers liquid spills that are not likely to provoke
-important aerosols (low energy spills such as leakage from a
-non-pressurized equipment), occurring on an open bench or on the ground.
-
--   Alert people around
--   Change gloves as well as lab coat if they have been exposed to the spill
--   Secure the spillage area in order to prevent others to use it (bench) or walk in it (floor)
--   Prepare spill kit
--   Spread Haz-Tab granules on the spill and cover with absorbing material
--   Let the disinfectant act for 15 minutes
--   Clean up the area, using the scoop, scraper and, if needed, resistant gloves to collect broken glass
--   Discard the absorbing material, gloves and everything that needs to be eliminated in infectious waste
--   Spray the spilled area and its surroundings (exposed parts of furniture, equipment and walls) widely with 70% ethanol
--   Let the disinfectant act for 5 minutes
--   Wipe exposed surfaces with absorbing material
--   Proceed to a last surface decontamination of the area wiping it with a freshly diluted Haz-Tab solution (concentration of available chlorine from 1,5 g/l in clean conditions to 6 g/l in dirty conditions)
--   Notify the incident to your laboratory safety coordinator
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