WHY SHOULD I TRY TO SUBSTITUTE WITH A LESS HAZARDOUS MATERIAL?
Substitution can be the best way to avoid or reduce a hazard. But it is not always easy or even possible to find a suitable, less hazardous substitute for a particular dangerously reactive material used for a certain job. Speak to the chemical supplier to find out if safer substitutes are available. For materials that polymerize easily, use a product that contains a polymerization inhibitor instead of a pure product whenever possible. Check for any limitations associated with the inhibitor. Obtain MSDSs for all possible substitutes. Find […]This content is for CoAction Insurance policy holders.
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