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Hazard Communication

California’s Right-To-Know Law requires that workers and supervisors be provided ready access to important health and safety information regarding hazardous substances in their work area. A hazardous substance is any material that can potentially harm you. These substances can be solids (asbestos), liquids (sulfuric acid), dusts (metals, lead), cleaning compounds, inks, etc.

Program Information:

• Hazard Communication Program
• Material Safety Data Sheets
• Training Information

Related Links:

• Chemical Safety Reference (NIOSH)
• Hazard Communication Training
• Cal/OSHA Hazard Communication Standard

For comments or questions about this program, please contact the Safety Officer or call Environmental Health and Instructional Safety at (657) 278-7233.

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