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Assisting with the Right to Know
HazCommpliance LLC
Overview of Hazard Communication Standard (HCS)
What is a Chemical
How are we Exposed
Which Chemicals Require an MSDS
How to Interpret and Create a Label
Required Employee Training
Required Written Hazard Communication Plan
Global Harmonized System
Created in 1984 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Federal OSHA is responsible for regulating compliance in the private sector
REQUIRES MSDS
Indexed
Readily Accessible
Labels
Employee Training
Specific for workplace
Written Hazard Communication Program
hellipA substance with a distinct molecular composition that is produced by or used in a chemical process
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
Physical Hazards
Flammable
Combustible
Corrosive
Pyrophoric
Reactive
Explosive
Health Hazards
Carcinogen
Hepatotoxin
Nephrotoxin
Neurotoxin
Mutagen
Teratogen
Toxic
Sensitizer
Irritant
Route of Entry
Absorption
Injection
Injection
Inhalation
Target Organ
Skin
Kidney
Liver
Reproductive System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular
System
Etchellip
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Overview of Hazard Communication Standard (HCS)
What is a Chemical
How are we Exposed
Which Chemicals Require an MSDS
How to Interpret and Create a Label
Required Employee Training
Required Written Hazard Communication Plan
Global Harmonized System
Created in 1984 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Federal OSHA is responsible for regulating compliance in the private sector
REQUIRES MSDS
Indexed
Readily Accessible
Labels
Employee Training
Specific for workplace
Written Hazard Communication Program
hellipA substance with a distinct molecular composition that is produced by or used in a chemical process
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
Physical Hazards
Flammable
Combustible
Corrosive
Pyrophoric
Reactive
Explosive
Health Hazards
Carcinogen
Hepatotoxin
Nephrotoxin
Neurotoxin
Mutagen
Teratogen
Toxic
Sensitizer
Irritant
Route of Entry
Absorption
Injection
Injection
Inhalation
Target Organ
Skin
Kidney
Liver
Reproductive System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular
System
Etchellip
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Created in 1984 by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Federal OSHA is responsible for regulating compliance in the private sector
REQUIRES MSDS
Indexed
Readily Accessible
Labels
Employee Training
Specific for workplace
Written Hazard Communication Program
hellipA substance with a distinct molecular composition that is produced by or used in a chemical process
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
Physical Hazards
Flammable
Combustible
Corrosive
Pyrophoric
Reactive
Explosive
Health Hazards
Carcinogen
Hepatotoxin
Nephrotoxin
Neurotoxin
Mutagen
Teratogen
Toxic
Sensitizer
Irritant
Route of Entry
Absorption
Injection
Injection
Inhalation
Target Organ
Skin
Kidney
Liver
Reproductive System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular
System
Etchellip
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
hellipA substance with a distinct molecular composition that is produced by or used in a chemical process
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
Physical Hazards
Flammable
Combustible
Corrosive
Pyrophoric
Reactive
Explosive
Health Hazards
Carcinogen
Hepatotoxin
Nephrotoxin
Neurotoxin
Mutagen
Teratogen
Toxic
Sensitizer
Irritant
Route of Entry
Absorption
Injection
Injection
Inhalation
Target Organ
Skin
Kidney
Liver
Reproductive System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular
System
Etchellip
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
SOLID
LIQUID
GAS
Physical Hazards
Flammable
Combustible
Corrosive
Pyrophoric
Reactive
Explosive
Health Hazards
Carcinogen
Hepatotoxin
Nephrotoxin
Neurotoxin
Mutagen
Teratogen
Toxic
Sensitizer
Irritant
Route of Entry
Absorption
Injection
Injection
Inhalation
Target Organ
Skin
Kidney
Liver
Reproductive System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular
System
Etchellip
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Physical Hazards
Flammable
Combustible
Corrosive
Pyrophoric
Reactive
Explosive
Health Hazards
Carcinogen
Hepatotoxin
Nephrotoxin
Neurotoxin
Mutagen
Teratogen
Toxic
Sensitizer
Irritant
Route of Entry
Absorption
Injection
Injection
Inhalation
Target Organ
Skin
Kidney
Liver
Reproductive System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular
System
Etchellip
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Route of Entry
Absorption
Injection
Injection
Inhalation
Target Organ
Skin
Kidney
Liver
Reproductive System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Cardiovascular
System
Etchellip
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
A material safety data sheet (MSDS) is a document that provides information on
Manufacturer Information
Chemical ingredients
Hazards associated with the chemical(s)
Protective equipment
Safe work practices
Emergency procedures
Clean up procedures
Storage Guidelines
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
19101200(b)(2)
This section applies to any
chemical which is known to
be present in the workplace
in such a manner that
employees may be exposed
under normal conditions of
use or in a foreseeable
emergency
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
By policy a workplace can assume all chemicals for which a material safety data sheet (MSDS) has been prepared are covered by the HCS
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
The MSDS is developed by the product manufacturer
If not received it is the employerrsquos responsibility to request one from the manufacturer
MSDSs for identical or similar substances may vary from manufacturer to manufacturer
Some MSDSs contain accurate and detailed information while others may not
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
All containers must be labeled
Pipes
Piping systems
Vessels
Fixed tanks
19101200(f)(5)(ii)
Appropriate hazard warnings or alternatively words pictures symbols or combination thereof which provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals and which hellipwill provide employees with the specific information regarding the physical and health hazards of the hazardous chemical
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
NFPA DIAMOND HMIS
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Transfer Containers
Label removedfallen
Can use picture labels
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Employees who are or may be
exposed to hazardous
chemicals must receive training
Training must be provided upon
initial assignment
Annual training is not required
though it should be given if and
when there is a new hazard
introduced or someone displays
a need to be re-trained
Provided with pay during
normal working hours
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Training must include the following A summary of employeesrsquo rights under the law Information on how to read an MSDS Information on the specific hazards of the chemicals used handled or
stored in the workplace Safe work practices for preventing hazards Methods and observations that may be sued to detect the presence or
release of a hazardous chemical in the work area Physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area Details of the hazard communication program developed by the employer
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Centralized location
Include
Product Index
Policy Statement
Information on Training
Labeling System
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Intended to harmonize hazard classification criteria and chemical hazard communication elements worldwide
Modifications to the HCS would involve Reclassification of chemicals
Preparation and distribution of new labels
Revised safety data sheets (SDS)
PRIMARY CHANGE for us (workplaces not manufacturers)- integrating the new approach into the hazard communication program with SDSrsquo and labels
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
bullMSDS Management
bullChemical Disposal
bullSafety Program Development
bullSafety Training
Contact
Jennifer R Tetreault 860-253-0050 P
860-741-9092 F
infohazcommpliancecom
wwwhazcommpliancecom
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
What does ldquoMSDSrdquo stand for Material Safety Data Sheet
Where must the MSDSrsquo be located Centralized location accessible by all
Who is responsible for providing the MSDSrsquo to the employees Employer
What forms of matter do chemicals come in ____Solid________ ____Gas_________ _____Liquid______
A route of entry describes what How the chemical enters our body
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
A carcinogen causes Cancer
Oxidizers should not be stored next to what type of chemicals Flammables
How often should employee training be conducted for the Right to Know Annually
True or False Silica can cause silicosis True
Name one potential chemical hazard from scraping paint from bridges Lead
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
Questions
Sources for information
Occupational Safety and Health Administration wwwoshagov
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
wwwnioshgov
HazCommpliance LLC wwwhazcommpliancecom
860-253-0050
