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Hazard Communication Law <br /> (cont.) <br /> You must be able to: <br /> Read labels and MSDSs <br /> Follow employer instructions <br /> and warnings <br /> Y* Identify hazards before starting a job <br /> Participate in training <br /> O BLM--B-8 Lsq►ile/ourrn 1501 <br /> Although the Hazard Communication Standard applies mainly to <br /> employers, hazard communication is not effective unless you also do your <br /> part in working safely with materials.As an employee, you must be able <br /> to: <br /> • Read labels and MSDSs and understand the information they contain. <br /> You should know where MSDSs are located and how to find the one <br /> you need to learn more about specific materials. And you should know <br /> how to find the specific information you need on each MSDS, such as <br /> how to protect yourself against exposure. <br /> • Always follow instructions and warnings about how to use hazardous <br /> materials safely. These include both written instructions on labels and <br /> MSDSs,and verbal instructions and safety information you may <br /> receive from supervisors or safety trainers. <br /> • Identify the possible hazards of using a material BEFORE you start to <br /> use it. Don't wait until you have already been exposed to find out that <br /> you've put yourself in danger. <br /> • Finally, participate actively in the safety training that we provide.All <br /> the safety information in the world won't help protect you if you don't <br /> listen, pay attention, or understand the information you are given. <br /> Remember, you should never hesitate to ask questions so that you <br /> clearly understand what it takes to protect yourself from hazards from <br /> 6 <br />