Safety in the use of chemicals at work
INDEXContentsPreface 1. General provisions 1.1. Objective . . 1.2. Application . 1.3. Definitions . 2. General obligations, responsibilities and duties 2.1.Role and obligations of the competent authorit; 2.2. General responsibilities of employers 2.3. General duties of workers 2.4. General responsibilities of suppliers 2.5. Rights of workers 2.6. Confidential information 2.7. Cooperation 3. Classification systems 3.1. General. 3.2. Criteria for classification 3.3. Method of classification 4. Labelling and marking 4.1. General. 4.2. Nature and type of marking 4.3. Nature and type of labelling 4.4. Transfer of chemicals 5. Chemical safety data sheets 5.1. General. 5.2. Provision of information , 5.3. Content. 6. Operational control measures 6.1. General principles 6.2. Procedures for assessment 6.3. Review of assessment 6.4. Elimination 6.5. Control measures for chemicals hazardous to health 6.6. Control measures for flammable, dangerously reactive or explosive chemicals 6.7. Control measures for the storage of hazardous chemicals . . 6.8. Control measures for the transport of chemicals 6.9. Control measures for the disposal and treatment of chemicals 6.10. Programme of action 7. Design and installation 7.1. General principles 7.2. Local exhaust ventilation 7.3. General ventilation 7.4. Elimination or control of sources of ignition 8. Work systems and practices 8.1. General principles 8.2. Review of work systems and practices 9. Personal protection 9.1. Personal protective equipment 9.2. Respiratory protective equipment 9.3. Protective clothing 9.4. Cleaning and maintenance of personal protective equipment and clothing 9.5. Welfare facilities and personal hygiene. 10. Information and training 10.1. General principles . 10.2. Review 11. Maintenance of engineering control measures 11.1. General principles 11.2. Local exhaust ventilation 12. Monitoring in the workplace 12.1. General principles 12.2. Measuring methods 12.3. Monitoring strategy 12.4. Record keeping 12.5. Interpretation and application of monitoring data 13. Medical and health surveillance 13.1. General principles 13.2. Use of results 13.3. Keeping of medical records 14. Emergency procedures and first aid 14.1. Emergency procedures 14.2. First aid 14.3. Fire fighting 15. Investigation and reporting of accidents, occupational diseases and other incidents 15.1. Investigation of accidents and other incidents 15.2. Reporting of accidents, occupational diseases and other incidents Annex: A possible approach to the protection of confidential information Index
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