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Hazard Communication Law <br /> As an employer, we <br /> must provide you with: <br /> • A written hazard hpZprds <br /> communication <br /> program <br /> • A list of hazardous. <br /> materials 1 _ <br /> • MSDSs <br /> • Training ; •, �`` <br /> O BfY�usnef6 Lepi Aewurm rya <br /> Hazard Communication is a requirement of state and federal law. There is <br /> a government regulation called the Hazard Communication Standard that <br /> describes what employers must do to inform employees about process <br /> hazards. For example, under the law, employers must provide you with: <br /> • A written Hazard Communication Program that explains how the <br /> information is communicated to you; <br /> • A list of the hazardous materials used in your workplace, so you know <br /> that you might be asked to use a potentially hazardous material; <br /> • MSDSs for each type of hazardous material. These contain detailed <br /> information about the chemical, its possible hazards, and ways to <br /> protect yourself, and <br /> • Training that teaches you about the Hazard Communication Standard, <br /> tells you how to read and understand the information on MSDSs and <br /> container labels, and shows you ways you can protect yourself against <br /> possible hazards. <br /> Your supervisor or safety manager can tell you how to obtain your <br /> company's Hazard Communication Program and a copy of the Hazard <br /> Communication Standard. <br /> 5 <br />