Tab J - Hazard Communication Plan TAB J Hazard Communication Plan. A Hazard Communication Plan is required to be established where hazardous chemicals or other hazardous items are maintained, stored or used. This plan in this Tab can be implemented or rewritten to meet the needs of your organization or another plan can be established. All employees exposed or potentially exposed to hazardous chemicals are included in this program.
Containers are in good condition, i.e., no cracks, holes, excessive dents or rust.
If any item is leaking, strong odors are present or other potentially hazardous conditions are noted, immediately warn others in the area and leave as quickly as possible, and notify the cognizant fire department or emergency response force. Supervisors shall keep a list of each hazardous material that employees may be exposed to, with appropriate handling procedures f. The containers are in good condition and properly labeled. A copy of the Material Safety Data sheet is maintained in the work areas and available to all employees. Some items purchased from the local economy may not have MSDS s, however, it is imperative that employees are briefed on the hazard associated with the item and provided appropriate personal protective equipment.