RE: Keypads for Refrigerators

[Chris Hogan <chogan@colan.uams.edu>]

This may be a little off the subject, but I was once told that a locked
refrigerator is not acceptable for security.  I was told that the
material (and frige) must be stored in a locked room (when unattended).
If I recall correctly this information was from an inspector with a
state regulatory agency (we are agreement state here).

Any NRC types want to comment on this??  

Does the frige being locked suffice for security?  Or must the frige be
stored in a locked room?  Or is the lock on the frige IN ADDITION to the
locked room?


Chris Hogan
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
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