1	HAZARD COMMUNICATIONS SEMINAR
2	OBJECTIVES Conduct and Maintain Inventory Use Common Terminology on MSDS Ability to Assess Hazards Write or revise a written Program Prepare an In-House Label
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5	Most-Often-Cited OSHA Violations FY 1997 General Industry Rank Standard Subject #Violations Penalties 1 1910.1200(e)(1) Written Program 2944 $930,571 2 1910.1200(h) Hazardous Chemical Info. 1601 $485,756 10 1910.1200(g)(1) MSDS On Hand 803 $ 58,050 11 1910.1200(f)(5)(i) Hazardous Chemicals ID 745 $168,140 (labeled)
6	The Importance Of Haz Com Emergency Spill Response First Aid EPA Community Right To Know Ventilation Personal Protective Equipment
7	The Importance Of Haz Com Respirators Confined Space Entry Process Safety Management Specific Chemical Standards Fire Prevention & Flammable Storage Exposure Assessments
8	HOW TO CONDUCT A WORKPLACE INVENTORY Identify Materials By Department. Note Operations Performed Dept. By Dept. Look at Labeling. Identify Material by Processes. Look at materials use by other Contractors. Look at materials on site and in storage. Look in all areas.
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23	HAZARD COMMUNICATION Training Employers shall provide employees with information and training on hazardous chemicals at; The time of initial assignment. Whenever a new hazard is introduced. When transferring. When returning from extended leave.
24	GENERAL TRAINING CONTENT Details of Haz Com Program/Policy Training Procedures Labeling MSDS’s Terminology
25	SPECIFIC TRAINING CONTENT Characteristics of Chemicals Physical Properties Work Practices to follow Emergencies Personal Protective Equipment Seldom Done---Non Routine Task Industrial Hygiene Monitoring
26	When Your Training How Much Do You Remember? 75% - sense of sight 13% - sense of hearing 6% - sense of touch 3% - sense of smell 3% - sense of taste
27	HAZARD COMMUNICATION Written Program Policy Statement Labeling MSDS Employee Training List Of Hazardous Materials Non-Routine Tasks Piping Systems Informing Contractors
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