Georgia State Specific Science Safety Compliance Requirements Sheet
Science labs answer to thousands of rules, and most of them apply in every state. The Georgia State Specific Science Safety Compliance Requirements Sheet sets out only the science safety compliance requirements specific to Georgia, each with its exact section, who it covers and a plain-English note.
The Georgia requirements covered
- Who Georgia's rules cover: local school districts, private schools and state agencies (OSHA State Plans; Rule 300-3-19-.06)
- Eye protection (O.C.G.A. §20-9-1; Rule 160-4-3-.10)
- Registering lasers (Rules 111-8-91)
- A master gas shut-off in labs with gas outlets (NFPA 45 §10.2.3.4, Georgia; Rule 120-3-3-.04)
- The state minimum fire safety standards (O.C.G.A. §25-2-13; Rules 120-3-3)
- The hazardous waste fee (Rule 391-3-19-.03)
- Right to know at state agencies (O.C.G.A. Chapter 45-22; Rules 300-3-19)
- Hazardous materials in the school safety plan (O.C.G.A. §20-2-1185)
- Flash cards, a yearly checklist and every source, linked
8 printable letter pages in five parts. The sheet summarizes Georgia law as written on the date it was reviewed, October 8, 2026. It is not legal advice.
