Hazard communication pro : complying with OSHA's HazCom & GHS

442 Pages·2014·6.624 MB·English

by  J.J. Keller & Associates Inc, J.J. Keller & Associates Inc

2-GHS-R 13494 JJKA
132M (18075)

2-GHS-R 13494 JJKA
132M (18075)
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Hazard Communication Pro
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Introduction
TheHazComPro(132-M)manualisapracticalandeasy-to-usetoolandreferenceformanagingOSHA’s
revisedHazComregulation,whichhasbeen“harmonized”withtheGloballyHarmonizedSystem(GHS).
The revised HazCom rule will impact over 5 million workplaces and 43 million workers — nearly every
business in the U.S. will be affected to one degree or another.
The HazCom Pro will provide critical information that safety managers and employees require to be in
compliance.Themanualincludeshelpfultools,bestpractices,theregulations,andtrainingmaterials.It
willhelpsafetymanagerstounderstandandtrainemployeesonthenewchemicalhazardclassification,
container labels, and safety data sheets.
Provides step-by-step guidance on:
(cid:129) Developing and maintaining a chemical inventory
(cid:129) Conducting employee training
(cid:129) The format and content of GHS-style SDSs
(cid:129) Making SDSs available to employees
(cid:129) Developing a written HazCom program
(cid:129) Examples of labels, safety plans, etc.
This safety and compliance tool provides the information that you need in order to understand how to
meetyoursafetyandcompliancegoalsandobjectives.Itgathersallofthecomplianceinformationneeded
into one resource in a way to make clear what safety managers should do to be compliant with the
regulation.
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absolute accuracy of the material contained herein. The Publisher and the Editors, therefore, cannot
assume any responsibility for omissions, errors, misprinting, or ambiguity contained within this publi-
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JAMES J. KELLER
EDITORIAL
vice president – editorial resources WEBBA. SHAW
director – editorial resources PAUL V.ARNOLD
project editor ROBERTA. ERNST
sr. editorial manager – workplace safety PETER M. MCLAUGHLIN
sr. editor – workplace safety J. TRAVIS RHODEN
editor – workplace safety TRICIAS. HODKIEWICZ
editor – workplace safety JUDIE SMITHERS
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chairman ROBERT L. KELLER
vice chairman & treasurer JAMES J. KELLER
president & ceo MARNE L. KELLER-KRIKAVA
evp & chief operating officer RUSTIN R. KELLER
chief financial officer DANAS. GILMAN
sr. director of product development CAROLA. O’HERN
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product development specialist ASHLEY C. PUCKER
director of manufacturing TODD J. LUEKE
sr. electronic publishing & prepress manager GERALD L. SABATKE
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Table of Contents
Hazard Communication Standard
Hazard Classification
Written Hazard Communication Program
Labels/Forms of Warning
Safety Data Sheets
Employee Information and Training
Trade Secrets
Reference
Glossary
Agency Addresses
Subject Index
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Hazard Communication Standard
Checklist for Compliance.................................................................... 1
The Hazard Communication Standard.............................................. 2
What Is the GHS?...................................................................... 3
Why a New Standard?................................................................. 4
Compliance Dates...................................................................... 5
The Transition Period.................................................................. 5
What Will Change?..................................................................... 6
The Definition of Chemical............................................................ 7
Scope..................................................................................... 7
Chemical “Use”.......................................................................... 8
Exemptions and Limited Coverage.................................................. 8
Limited Labeling Requirements..................................................... 10
Exempt From Coverage.............................................................. 10
Other Standards Affected............................................................ 11
State-Plan States...................................................................... 13
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