Hazcom SDS Job Training InstagramThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.Name First Last Department(Required)Please SelectManufacturingShipping & ReceivingRecoveryQualityServiceFacilitiesEngineeringOtherSelect Your Current Job / Position(Required)Please selectCNCAssembly & PackoutEngineeringFacilitiesMachine ShopPolish & GrindQualityRecoveryShipping & ReceivingServiceTest Shooting RoomOther Hazard Communication (HazCom) Shipping & Receiving SDS Training Chemical Shipments May be Rare — But Be Prepared Employees do not need to memorize every chemical or SDS in the facility. Employees need to know how to recognize a hazardous chemical and quickly find the information needed to work safely. 1. RECOGNIZE THE CHEMICAL When receiving a chemical shipment: Read the container label. Look for GHS hazard pictograms and signal words. Do not open or alter containers unless authorized. Report damaged or leaking containers immediately. 2. FIND THE SDS An SDS should be attached or provided when receiving any chemicals. If not the SDS information may be available by scanning the HAZCOM QR code located in Shipping and Receiving: If you are unable to locate the SDS contact your supervisor or the safety department. 3. KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR Know where to find: SDS Section Information Section 2 Hazards Section 4 First Aid Section 6 Accidental Release / Spills Section 7 Handling & Storage Section 8 PPE & Exposure Controls 4. IF A CHEMICAL LEAKS OR SPILLS STOP — DO NOT TAKE UNAUTHORIZED ACTION Keep away from the area. Notify your supervisor. Contact the Safety Department Do not attempt cleanup unless you are trained and authorized to do so. Use the SDS to identify the appropriate precautions and response information. REMEMBER READ THE LABEL FIND THE SDS KNOW THE HAZARD KNOW WHAT TO DO You don’t have to memorize every chemical. However, You do need to know where to find the information. Other Departments SDS Training Chemical exposure in your department May be Rare — But Be Prepared Employees do not need to memorize every chemical or SDS in the facility. Employees need to know how to recognize a hazardous chemical and quickly find the information needed to work safely. RECOGNIZE THE CHEMICAL When exposed to a chemical: Read the container label. Look for GHS hazard pictograms and signal words. Do not open or alter containers unless authorized. Report damaged or leaking containers immediately. FIND THE SDS The SDS information is available by scanning the HAZCOM QR code located in each department. You can also see all SDS’s for chemicals in the facility by scanning the QR Code located on the First Aid Cabinets outside each breakroom, or by going to www.myumarexwalther.com click on the SAFETY ZONE and click on the SDS-MSDS button. If you are unable to locate the SDS contact your supervisor or the safety department. KNOW WHAT TO LOOK FOR Know where to find: SDS Section Information Section 2 Hazards Section 4 First Aid Section 6 Accidental Release / Spills Section 7 Handling & Storage Section 8 PPE & Exposure Controls IF A CHEMICAL LEAKS OR SPILLS STOP — DO NOT TAKE UNAUTHORIZED ACTION Keep away from the area. Notify your supervisor. Contact the Safety Department Do not attempt cleanup unless you are trained and authorized to do so. Use the SDS to identify the appropriate precautions and response information. REMEMBER READ THE LABEL FIND THE SDS KNOW THE HAZARD KNOW WHAT TO DO You don’t have to memorize every chemical. However, You do need to know where to find the information.If you have any questions or concerns you can enter them here, or contact your Supervisor or the Safety Dept..Safety Data Sheet Training(Required) I have reviewed the chemical inventory that I may encounter in my work area. I understand the chemicals I may be exposed to and the required personal protective equipment (PPE) for working with them. I am aware of the emergency phone number and know how to access the full Safety Data Sheets (SDS) if needed.
