Health & Safety ProgramsQuestion 95 of 100
What should a written hazard communication program include?
a.Only a list of employees
b.A chemical inventory, labeling system, SDS access, and employee training plan
c.Only the company logo
d.A lunch menu
Explanation
A written hazard communication program must describe how the employer will maintain a chemical inventory, ensure containers are labeled, keep Safety Data Sheets accessible, and train employees. It ties together all elements of the HazCom standard. The program must be available to workers on request.
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