1	Chemical Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) 1910.1200
2	Introduction What is chemical HAZCOM? Why are we doing it? What do we have to do?
3	What is Chemical HAZCOM? Program to inform workers of the hazards of chemicals they work with or to which they may be exposed and appropriate precautions to take.
4	Why Are We Doing It? Inform and protect employees OSHA requirements (29 CFR 1910.1200)
5	What Do We Have To Do? Written HAZCOM Program Chemical Inventory Chemical Container Labeling Information and training Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs)
6	Written HAZCOM Program Applicability Purpose & Scope Implementation Requirements Hazmat Inventory MSDSs Labels Non-routine Tasks Informing Subcontractors Training
7	Chemical Inventory What Is Included Workplace Chemicals What is not included Consumer Products Tobacco, Alcohol, or Drugs Articles Chemical Purchases Contractor Chemicals
8	Chemical Container Labeling Contents Chemical Name Hazard Warning Name and Address of Manufacturer Use Original Label Request Special Labels
9	Information and Training New Employee Orientation HAZWOPER Training Hazcom Refreshers Labels MSDSs
10	Information and Training ( cont.) How to Detect Chemicals Chemical Hazards How to Protect Yourself
11	How to Detect Chemicals Appearance Feel Odor What Does It Smell Like? Odor Thresholds Signs & Symptoms Monitoring Equipment
12	Chemical Hazards Physical Hazards Health Hazards
13	Physical Hazards Flammables Explosives Reactives Compressed Gases
14	Chemical Health Hazards Routes of Exposure Inhalation Contact/Absorption Ingestion Injection
15	Health Hazards (cont.) Types of Effects Irritation Burns (Corrosives) Asphyxiants Narcotics Target Organ Effects Carcinogens
16	How To Protect Yourself Get Information Labels MSDSs Use Controls Substitute a Less Hazardous Chemical Ventilation Isolation
17	How To Protect Yourself (cont.) Follow Safe Work Practices Keep containers closed Minimize the amount of chemicals you use Avoid skin contact Avoid breathing vapors Don’t eat or drink around chemicals Wear Protective Clothing Chemical Gloves Aprons Safety Glasses or Goggles
18	Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) Contents Product Identification Hazardous Ingredients Physical Data Fire and Explosion Data Reactivity Data Health Hazard Data Spill, Leak, and Disposal Procedures Protection Information Precautions
19	MSDS Review Product Identification Product or chemical name Synonyms Manufacturer’s Name, Address, and Telephone Number MSDS Preparation Date Hazardous Ingredients Chemical Mixtures Occupational Exposure Limits OSHA Permissible Exposure Limits Threshold Limit Values
20	MSDS Review (cont.) Physical Data Vapor Density Vapor Pressure Appearance and Odor Fire and Explosion Data Flash Point Flammability Limits Upper Flammability Limit Lower Flammability Limit Fire Extinguishing Media
21	MSDS Review (cont.) Reactivity Data Stability Chemical Incompatibilities Conditions to Avoid Hazardous Combustion Products Health Hazard Data Routes of Entry Health Effects Carcinogenicity Signs and Symptoms of Exposure Medical Conditions Aggravated by Exposure First Aid Procedures
22	MSDS Review (cont.) Spill, Leak, and Disposal Procedures Spill Response Spill Notification Waste Disposal Protection Information Ventilation Protective Equipment Gloves Eye Protection Respirators
23	MSDS Review (cont.) Precautions Handling Requirements Storage Requirements Exposure Controls Shipping Information
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