List every hazardous chemical known to be present in the workplace.
Visual: A floor plan with each storage point marked, filling a list on the right as it goes.
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Based on 29 CFR 1910.1200, Hazard Communication, US Electronic Code of Federal Regulations.
Setting up a hazard communication program
8 stepsWrite the program describing how labels, safety data sheets and training will be handled.
Visual: A document outline with three labelled sections filling in one after another.
Collect the safety data sheet that came with each chemical on the list.
Visual: Sheets arriving from container icons and stacking into a single binder.
Put the data sheets where employees can reach them in their work area.
Visual: A work area with a data sheet station beside the bench, marked as reachable.
The sheets must be readily accessible during each work shift. A locked office does not meet that.
Check that every shipped container arrives with a complete label before it is used.
Visual: A receiving dock check with the six required label elements ticked off one by one.
A shipped container must carry the product identifier, signal word, hazard statements, pictograms, precautionary statements and the responsible party.
Label workplace containers with the product identifier and the hazard information.
Visual: A decanted bottle receiving a workplace label next to the original shipped container.
Train employees on the chemicals in their work area at the time of their initial assignment.
Visual: A timeline with the first day marked, and a training session sitting on that mark.
Training is required at the initial assignment, and again whenever a new chemical hazard is introduced into the area.
Update the chemical list and the program whenever a new chemical arrives on site.
Visual: A new container entering the floor plan and the list gaining a row automatically.
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11 steps, 2 warnings
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From your document. A warning card appears only where the source names a hazard, a compliance rule or an action that cannot be reversed. It is not allowed to add a caution of its own, so an empty warning means your SOP did not state one.
Up to twenty in one run. A procedure longer than that is usually two procedures, and reads better as two videos.
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