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List of Acronyms/AbbreviationsList of Acronyms/Abbreviations

Maximum allowable quantities (MAQs) are the maximum amount of hazardous materials allowed to be stored or used within a control area in a building. These limits are established by the California Fire Code (CFC) and are broken down by hazard class.

A QAP is a component of the purchase plan and describes the strategy and methods deployed to ensure that the purchase and its deliverables are on track to meet client expectations. In the case of performance-based contracts, it directly corresponds to the performance standards, and it measures supplier performance.

A MAQ per control area is the maximum amount of a hazardous material allowed to be stored or used within a control area inside a building. The maximum allowable quantity per control area is based on the material state (solid, liquid or gas) and the material storage or use conditions.

The Maximum Allowable Quantity (“MAQ”) for hazardous materials can be simplified as the quantity of a given hazard permitted in a facility without requiring dedicated, highly protected areas for storage or use.

2024年10月2日 · Maximum allowable quantities (MAQs) are regulated per control area. They are the maximum amount of hazardous material that is allowed to be stored or used within a control area inside a building or in an outdoor control area.