Handbook of hazard communication and OSHA requirements.

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Chelsea, Mich. : Lewis Publishers, 1985Description: 150 p. : illISBN:

0873710223

Subject(s):

Hazardous substances -- Safety measures -- Standards -- United States

DDC classification:

363.17620973 HAN

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At foot of cover: Handbook of compliance for the Federal "Right-to-know" standard

At foot of title: Compliance guide for the Federal "Right-to-know" standard

Bibliography: p. 99-101

Includes glossary and index

The need to know; Legal responsibilities; Hazard identification; Physical hazard characterization; Health hazard characterization; Label design and content; Material safety data sheets; Written hazard communication program; Employee training; Consequences

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