SafetyQuestion 375 of 1605
An employee transfers a hazardous cleaning solvent from its original labeled drum into a portable spray bottle for use during the same shift. Under HazCom, the spray bottle:
a.Generally does not require a label if used only by the worker who filled it during that shift
b.Must be discarded after one hour of use
c.Must always be sent to a laboratory for analysis
d.May never be filled from a labeled drum
Explanation
8 CCR §5194 allows an exemption for portable containers into which a hazardous chemical is transferred for the immediate use of the employee who performs the transfer within that work shift; otherwise, secondary containers must be labeled.
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