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Unified <br />Hazard Communication & Safety Data Sheets <br />Physitel HatalCs <br />HVEE <br />i..ybr.A-: 'li••.r. ItLigad% 1J,idzt 11L -4u all, Cc,,Prv�uedGases CorrotaretcMrt.-L• SEP 19 2014 <br />He;llth Hat,rrti�. Err: H.-..;;rrly <br />1RONMENTAL HEALTH <br /><8> <br />DEPAR-rIV{ENT <br />c < > <4> < <br />h i.• ,. _ :. .i.-L.�t...: irr"�'. , . Hrs>'Js Ja :c lr+e <br />-r, ?.pt��•:-, 11 a..:: Aq�: -t�fn:nnn�.nr <br />Container Labels - OSHA requires a label on any container from which a chemical is dispensed, many <br />products come with a label on the container, such as aerosols, this is the "Primary Label" and provides basic <br />safety data. If we transfer product from a drum or bucket into a smaller container, this container must be <br />labeled also. The label we use for this is called "HMIS", or Hazardous Materials Identification System. <br />HMIS Label Example <br />errs• ieNs• wris• r . ews• cells• ers• wps. <br />I� <br />NMS' <br />Chemical Name <br />* 2 <br />1 <br />PERSONAL PROTECTION p <br />I <br />P <br />am. tern• ems• sees MMIs• eees• was• a <br />Minimum PPE level for any chemical <br />will always be Level B <br />2 <br />' CHRONIC HAZARD <br />Chronic (long-term) health effects may result repeated overexposure. <br />+ 01&- + l� <br />No significant risk to health. <br />sass + <br />Irritation or minor reversible injury possible. <br />+ •o� + j + <br />l <br />71�R + Ott + <br />`I <br />77�i + Ott + ,V <br />Life-threatening, major or permanent damage may result from single or repeated overexposures. <br />+Ett+ <br />+md�+i+ Y <br />[� <br />+ +,�: <br />W + Omit +1K+�" <br />r' <br />+ + '� + `�' <br />Consult your supervisor <br />or S P. for 'SPECIAL <br />handling directions <br />Awn <br />o o' <br />P <br />q Lr <br />i <br />Is X <br />tu <br />y <br />W .,% <br />Y <br />Z <br />aaa.neem �.. <br />2 <br />' CHRONIC HAZARD <br />Chronic (long-term) health effects may result repeated overexposure. <br />O=MINIMAL HAZARD <br />No significant risk to health. <br />1=SLIGHT HAZARD <br />Irritation or minor reversible injury possible. <br />2=MODERATE HAZARD <br />Temporary or minor injury may occur. <br />3=SERIOUS HAZARD <br />Major injury likely unless prompt action is taken and medical treatment is given. <br />4=SEVERE HAZARD <br />Life-threatening, major or permanent damage may result from single or repeated overexposures. <br />2 <br />