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Hazard Communication Program
You have a “Right-to-Know”
Chemicals possess the ability for both good and bad results.
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The Hazard Communication Program has Four Major Elements:
Hazard Communication Requires:
Our Focus
How/When did these rules come about?
What items are NOT covered?
Chemicals Enter Your Body:
Always Read the Label! Before Use!
Labeling Requirements (Every label must contain this information)
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What makes some materials hazardous?
Acids & Bases eat through material.
Heat or flame can cause…..
Burns rapidly & spreads quickly
Reactive materials should be isolated & in special containers
Enters mouth, nose, skin...
Radioactive emits harmful radiation
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Label
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DOT labels show the hazard
more DOT labels...
Rules for Working with Hazardous Materials
Be aware of the Symptoms of Overexposure
If you have these symptoms:
Prevention
Examples of Personal Protective Equipment
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The following slides will feature different sections of the MSDS… showing one way the information might be displayed. MSDS’s are required to show similar data, but the format varies between manufacturers.
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Chemical Effects
Protect yourself and your family by learning about the chemicals you use in the workplace and using them properly.
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When you are ready to take the exam…..
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