Some manufacturers also use this section to include useful information not specifically required by the standard, such as EPA waste disposal methods and state and local requirements. The standard requires the preparer of the MSDS to list any generally applicable control measures. These include engineering controls, safe handling procedures, and personal protective equipment. Information is often included on the use of goggles, gloves, body suits, respirators, and face shields. Employer Responsibilities Employers must ensure that each employee has a basic knowledge of how to find information on an MSDS and how to properly made use of that information.
Information is provided for each hazardous chemical.
Manufacturer's name and address Chemical and common names of each hazardous ingredient. Name, address, and phone number for hazard and emergency information. Preparation or revision date. The hazardous chemical's physical and chemical characteristics, such as vapor pressure and flash point. Physical hazards, including the potential for fire, explosion, and reactivity.