Handle with Care: HazCom & Material Safety Data Sheets

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Handle with Care: HazCom & Material Safety Data Sheets

  • A written HazCom plan is the first step to creating a safeguard against chemical hazards. 
  • Each hazardous material in the plant must have a current Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) accessible to all employees.
  • Educating employees and contractors about dangerous substances will prevent chemical related injuries and illnesses.
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2008 April
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