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  • Document No.

  • Prepared by

  • Sabre HAZCOM Program Audit

  • SABRE Sioux City, Iowa

  • Conducted on

SDS

  • Is there a SDS for every chemical in the workplace?

  • Are all the blanks filled in on each SDS.

  • Are all SDS written in the propriety language?

SDS INFORMATION

  • Does the SDS identity the chemical as used on label?

  • Does the SDS have the chemical and or common name of substance?

  • Does the SDS have the chemical and or common name of ingredients if the substance is a mixture?

  • Does the SDS have the common name of the mixture itself?

  • Does the SDS have the physical hazards of the hazardous chemical?

  • Does the SDS have the health hazards of the chemical?

  • Does the SDS have primary route of entry?

  • Does the SDS have the OSHA permissible exposure limit (PEL)

  • Does the SDS have carcinogenicity?

  • Does the SDS have safe handling procedures?

  • Does the SDS have control measures?

  • Does the SDS have emergency and 1st aide measures?

  • Does the SDS have date of creation or revision?

  • Does the SDS have manufacture information ( address, phone, etc)

  • Is there a system of updating SDS's?

  • Do employees have easy access to SDS's?

Labeling

  • Are the labels prominently displayed on containers?

  • Are the labels legible?

  • Are the labels in the proper language?

Do the labels have

  • hazard alerts?

  • Chemical name?

  • Common name?

  • Hazard warning?

  • SDS reference?

  • Phonetic pronunciation of chemical or common name?

  • Degree of hazard severity?

  • Handling and storage instructions?

  • Spill, leak, or fire instructions?

  • 1st aide instructions?

  • DOT hazard listing?

  • Manufacture or responsible party information?

Employee training and information

  • Are all employees who are exposed to hazardous materials receiving training?

  • When is training being provided?

  • Have all new employees had the same training required by SABRE?

  • Is there a distinct format in training?

  • Are records kept of training?

Does training include

  • HCS requirements?

  • How the HCS program is implemented in work place?

  • Operations in the employee's work area?

  • Location and accessibility of SDS?

  • Detection methods of presence of HAZMAT? (CO DETECTOR, ETC)

  • Physical and health hazards of a chemical?

  • Personal protective measures? (PPE)

  • Labeling system?

  • Information on SDS's?

  • How employees obtain and use hazard information?

Written program

  • Has a program been written?

  • Is the program accessible to employees, representatives, and OHSA?

Does it include

  • Are the names of the names of person(s) responsible for in house labeling in the program?

  • Are the names of the names of person(s) responsible for landing shipping containers in the program?

  • A description of the labeling system?

  • A description of written alternatives for in house labeling?

  • Procedure for reviewing and updating labeling informations?

SDS requirements

  • Are the names of the names of person(s) responsible for obtaining SDS(s) in the program?

  • Where is the employee access at?

  • Is there a procedures to obtain SDS that didn't come with shipment?

Employee information and training requirements

  • Are the names of the persons responsible for training in the program?

  • Is there a description of the training?

  • Is there a list of the chemicals in the workplace?

  • Is there a method of informing employees of hazard of non-routine task?

  • Are the elements of the training listed in the program?

  • Is there a method of informing contract employees of hazards in the workplace?

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