Louisiana Administrative Code › Title 28 - EDUCATION › Part CXXXIII - Bulletin 1674 - Safety Manual for Career and Technical Education Programs › Chapter 19 - Hazard Communication Worksheet › Subchapter B - Hazard Identification › Section CXXXIII-1911 - Elements of a Hazard Communication Program

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 6, June 20, 2024
A. Hazard Communication Program
Circle the
Appropriate
Answer
1. Has a written hazard communication program been
								developed, implemented, and maintained at your worksite?
Y N N/A
2. Has a list of known hazardous chemicals at your
								facility been prepared?
Y N N/A
3. Have methods been developed to inform personnel
								and students of the hazards of non-routine tasks?
Note: Such tasks may include emergency
								response or equipment.
Y N N/A
4. Are methods developed for communicating hazards
								to outside contractors or vendors who may be exposed to hazardous chemicals at
								your facility?
Y N N/A
B.
				  Labels
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Appropriate
Answer
1. Are all containers of hazardous chemicals in
								the workplace labeled, tagged, or marked with the identity of the hazardous
								chemical(s)?
Y N N/A
2. Are all containers of hazardous chemicals in
								the workplace labeled, tagged, or marked with the appropriate warnings?
Y N N/A
3. Are all containers of hazardous chemicals in
								the facility labeled, tagged, or marked with the name and address of the
								chemical manufacturer, importer, or other responsible party?
Y N N/A
4. If a container is received without a hazard
								warning label, is a good faith effort made to obtain the missing information
								from the manufacturer or supplier?
Note: Manufacturers are required to affix
								labels to all containers of hazardous chemicals when they are shipped. The
								following hazardous chemicals are exempt from this labeling requirement,
								although subject to other labeling requirements:
i. pesticides;
ii. foods;
iii. food additives;
iv. color additives;
v. drugs;
vi. cosmetics
vii. medical devices;
viii. alcoholic beverages;
ix. consumer products;
x. hazardous waste;
xi. tobacco products; and
xii. wood products.
Y N N/A
5. Is removal or defacing of labels on incoming
								containers of hazardous chemicals prohibited?
Y N N/A
6. Are labels or other forms of warning legible in
								English and prominently displayed?
Y N N/A
C.
				  Material Safety Data Sheets
Circle the
Appropriate
Answer
1. Are material safety data sheets on hand for
								each hazardous chemical used and identified on the hazardous chemicals
								list?
Y N N/A
2. If a hazardous chemical has no material safety
								data sheet, are attempts made to obtain one from the chemical manufacturer or
								imported as soon as possible?
Y N N/A
3. Are material safety data sheets for the
								hazardous chemical kept in the facility and made readily accessible to
								personnel and students?
Y N N/A
D.
				  Information and Training
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Appropriate
Answer
1. Is information and training on hazardous
								chemicals in the worksite provided on initial assignment and whenever new
								physical hazards or health hazards are introduced into a facility area?
Y N N/A
2. Does the information provided include the
								operations performed at the worksite where hazardous chemicals are
								present?
Y N N/A
3. Does the information provided include the
								location and availability of the written hazard communication program,
								including the list of hazardous chemicals and material safety data
								sheets?
Y N N/A
4. Does the training provided include information
								about the methods and observations that may be used to detect the presence or
								release of a hazardous chemical in a work area such as:
a. monitoring conducted by the employer;
b. continuous monitoring devices;
c. visual appearance or odor of hazardous
								chemicals when being released;
d. etc.?
Y N N/A
5. Does the training provided include information
								about the physical hazards and health hazards of the chemicals in the work
								area?
Y N N/A
6. Does the training provided include information
								about the measures employees can take to protect themselves from these hazards,
								including procedures the school has implemented to protect employees from
								exposures to hazardous chemicals:
a. appropriate work practices;
b. emergency procedures; and
c. personal protective equipment?
Y N N/A
7. Does the training provided include information
								about the details of the hazard communication program developed by the school,
								including:
a. explanations of the labeling system;
b. material safety data sheets; and
c. how employees can obtain and use the
								appropriate hazard information?
Y N N/A
AUTHORITY NOTE:
					 Promulgated in accordance with
					 R.S.
					 17:6(A)(10).