When revised MSDS's are received, the Safety Department personnel will retain the original copy and distribute a xerox copy to the appropriate individuals. Click here for additional information on MSDS's from the Laboratory Safety Manual. Health hazards, including signs and symptoms of exposure, associated with exposure to chemicals and any medical condition known to be aggravated by exposure to the chemical. The program consists of an information phase, a training phase, and an annual update. Information is provided and explained during New Employee Orientation classroom training conducted by the Safety Department.
Training is provided by the supervisors at each worksite.
On the job training, dealing with specific hazards relating to an employee's work area will be provided by departmental supervisors. Annual updates, including a review of the University's Hazard Communication Program, will be provided and documented by the Safety Department. All employees exposed or potentially exposed to hazardous substances are to participate in the training and information program established by the University. The MSDS for each hazardous material used should always be consulted prior to performing the non-routine task. The contractor shall inform the Director of Facilities Services about any precautionary measures if needed to protect employees during the performance of the contractual work.