Hazard Communication (Manufacturing)

Hazard Communication (Manufacturing)The Hazard Communication Program (often called HazCom) ensures that all employees understand the chemical hazards they may encounter in the workplace. This program is built around OSHAs Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910. 1200), which gives workers the right to know about hazardous substances and how to work with them safely. A strong HazCom program includes: Chemical Inventory: A complete list of all hazardous chemicals present at the jobsite

or protective clothing—based on the hazards present

this program requires employers to provide appropriate PPE

Outlines safe practices for handling

and controlled access zones

A vital resource for reinforcing safe habits and ensuring daily readiness on high-risk job sites

and employee training for preventing exposure to bloodborne pathogens such as HIV and Hepatitis B

error precursors

and other hot work

Following OSHA’s Fire Prevention Plan requirements (29 CFR 1910

interlocked

These rules are designed to prevent injuries

Details proper handling