Hazard Communication Program - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 18:01, 8 August 2014

2014-08-08T18:01:01Z

2014-03-28T19:10:27Z

2013-12-18T20:45:47Z

Informing employees who do special tasks

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Identifying hazardous chemicals

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Warning Labels

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Informing employees who do special tasks

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 ;Hazard Communication Program Notice
 Free Geek has developed a Hazard Communications Program in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The program is intended to provide information relevant to potentially toxic substances or harmful agents that Free Geek staff or volunteers may be exposed to during normal working conditions or during emergency situations.

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	Free Geek has developed a Hazard Communications Program in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The program is intended to provide information relevant to potentially toxic substances or harmful agents that Free Geek staff or volunteers may be exposed to during normal working conditions or during emergency situations.		Free Geek has developed a Hazard Communications Program in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The program is intended to provide information relevant to potentially toxic substances or harmful agents that Free Geek staff or volunteers may be exposed to during normal working conditions or during emergency situations.

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 ==Informing employees who do special tasks==
-Before employees perform special (non-routine) tasks that may expose them to hazardous chemicals, an Safety Committee member will inform them about potential chemicals’ hazards. The Safety Committee member also will inform them about how to control exposure and what to do in an emergency.
+Before employees perform special (non-routine) tasks that may expose them to hazardous chemicals, a Safety Committee member will inform them about potential chemicals’ hazards. The Safety Committee member also will inform them about how to control exposure and what to do in an emergency.
 Examples of special tasks that may expose employees to hazardous chemicals include the following:
 * sorting batteries

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 ;Hazard Communication Program Notice
-Free Geek has developed a Hazard Communications Program in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The program is intended to provide information relevant to potentially toxic substances or harmful agents hat Free Geek staff or volunteers may be exposed to during normal working conditions or during emergency situations.
+Free Geek has developed a Hazard Communications Program in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The program is intended to provide information relevant to potentially toxic substances or harmful agents that Free Geek staff or volunteers may be exposed to during normal working conditions or during emergency situations.
 The Receiving and Recycling Department Manager is responsible for the implementation and maintenance of the Hazard Communication Program, and performs annual reviews.

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 The [[Hazardous chemicals list]] identifies all hazardous chemicals used at this workplace. Detailed information about the physical and health effects of each chemical is included in a material safety data sheet; the identity of each chemical on the list matches the identity of the chemical on its material safety data sheet. Free Geek provides training to all staff when initially hired and when new substances are introduced.
-The material safety data sheets are updated and managed by the Action Committee. If a material safety data sheet is not available for a hazardous chemical, immediately notify a member of the Action Committee.
+The material safety data sheets are updated and managed by the Receiving and Recycling Department Manager. If a material safety data sheet is not available for a hazardous chemical, immediately notify responsible manager.
 * [[Media:Sample letter request MSDS.odt|Sample letter request MSDS]]

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 ==Warning Labels==
-[[Image:Warning Labels.jpg|thumb|Warning Labels]]
+[[Image:Warning Labels.jpg|frameless|500px|Warning Labels]]
 [[Category: Safety]]
 [[Category: Action]]
 [[Category: Procedures]]
 [[Category: Environmental Management System]]

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	==Identifying hazardous chemicals==		==Identifying hazardous chemicals==
		+	Oregon OSHA's hazard communication rule, 1910.1200, defines a hazardous chemical as "any element, chemical compound, or mixture that is a physical hazard or health hazard".
	The [[Hazardous chemicals list]] identifies all hazardous chemicals used at this workplace. Detailed information about the physical and health effects of each chemical is included in a material safety data sheet; the identity of each chemical on the list matches the identity of the chemical on its material safety data sheet. Free Geek provides training to all staff when initially hired and when new substances are introduced.		The [[Hazardous chemicals list]] identifies all hazardous chemicals used at this workplace. Detailed information about the physical and health effects of each chemical is included in a material safety data sheet; the identity of each chemical on the list matches the identity of the chemical on its material safety data sheet. Free Geek provides training to all staff when initially hired and when new substances are introduced.

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 Free Geek has developed a Hazard Communications Program in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The program is intended to provide information relevant to potentially toxic substances or harmful agents hat Free Geek staff or volunteers may be exposed to during normal working conditions or during emergency situations.
-The [[Action]] Committee is responsible for the implementation and maintenance of the Hazard Communication Program, and performs annual reviews.
+The Receiving and Recycling Department Manager is responsible for the implementation and maintenance of the Hazard Communication Program, and performs annual reviews.
 * [[Media:OSHA Hazard Communication Standard.odt|OSHA review form]]