If you have employees, you probably need an msds book. By law, you as an employer, are required to abide by OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. The HCS was instated to provide guidelines in which an employer should follow to inform the companies’ employees of certain work related hazards.

Safety regulations are an integral factor for any business or individual working with chemicals. As such, providing Safety Data Sheets has been a longstanding obligation. And they have been required by manufacturers, distributors, and importers alike.

This ruling is set by the Hazard Communication Standard. And it is used to identify and communicate any dangers derived from working with chemical materials.

According to OSHA, safety data sheets (SDS) are only required for hazardous chemicals. These chemicals pose a threat upon exposure to employees in a work environment. OSHA defines a hazardous substance as one which poses a physical or a health hazard, or both.

Employers are often confused as to whether they should have a SDS for a particular item or not. Since a material may be used in different forms, a data sheet may exist. But why waste your time trying to find a safety data sheet you don’t require?

Various industries as well as academic fields require the use of hazardous chemicals. Depending on the nature of a particular chemical, employees may be exposed to different physical and health hazards
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In order to ensure workplace and employee safety, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires employers to develop a hazard communication policy or program. A HazCom policy must comply with OSHAs Hazard Communication Standard (HCS).

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