SafetyQuestion 346 of 1605
A worker on a job site finds a container of solvent with no label. Under the Hazard Communication Standard, what should the worker do?
a.Use the container, since unlabeled chemicals are exempt from HazCom
b.Pour the contents into a labeled container and use it
c.Not use the container and report it so it can be properly labeled or identified
d.Assume it is water until proven otherwise
Explanation
8 CCR §5194 requires every container of a hazardous chemical to be labeled with the identity of the chemical and appropriate hazard warnings. An unlabeled container should not be used until it is properly identified and labeled.
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