What’s at Stake?
Working with hazardous chemicals is a known cause of illness or injury to workers. A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) must be provided by the supplier for any substance classified as hazardous. An SDS contains a lot of vital, specific information on how to store, handle, and work with that substance. The information is essential for all staff working with a hazardous chemical as it gives more detail than the chemical’s label. The SDS for each chemical must be easily available to workers at all times and can either be a paper copy or electronic copy, provided staff can access […]This content is for CoAction Insurance policy holders.
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