Hazard Communication: Issues and Implementation

STP Published: 1986

STP932-EB

Hazard Communication: Issues and Implementation

Editor(s): J E Brower

STP 932 is a review of the Federal Hazard Communication Standard and its implementation requirements. The papers and panel discussion give pertinent details regarding an evaluation of the issues, controversies and problems in implementing this standard. Labor, industry, government regulators, lawyers, and safety experts discuss difficult, high liability issues openly.

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Introduction: Communication of Hazard Information—Who is Responsible?

JE Brower

The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard

DW McDaniel

OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard Falls Short

FM Mabry, MM Seminario, M Barkman

Training Programs: The Key Link to OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard

AA Capuano

Labels and Material Safety Data Sheets in Hazard Communication

M Freifeld

Panel Discussion: Regulatory and Compliance Issues

Federal Versus State Hazard Communication: A Chemical Industry Perspective

TF Evans

The Hazard Communication Program at 3M: “You Need to Know”

JL Butenhoff, WC McCormick

Panel Discussion: Industry Programs

Right-To-Know Legislation in New York State: Provisions and Implementation

RR Stone

Overview of the Implementation of a Statewide Worker and Community Right-to-Know Act

HL Garie, C Chess, E Stevenson

Hazard Communication in Other Jurisdictions: A Proposed Canadian System

C. Granville Geoffrey

CM Boccella

Panel Discussion: Other Jurisdictions and Legal Issues

Hazards of Toxicity Information

LM Wiseman

Using the Micro-CSIN Workstation to Provide Chemical Hazard Information

JM Hushon, TJ Conry

Hazard Communication Information: A History and Commentary on the MSDS Problems

JS Bransford

Panel Discussion: Information Resources

Summary: The Hazard Communication Standard—Issues and Impacts Free

JE Brower

Subject Index Free

Author Index Free

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Details

Developed by Committee: E34

Pages: 237

DOI: 10.1520/STP932-EB

ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4993-9

ISBN-13: 978-0-8031-0933-9