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No 316 Rotund_ 8190 <br /> Section 6. Health Hazard Data <br /> err doge c t7 A $ tit a as,respe.c6vc ly, i rspec Led human crcinogen. a cancer KazArd, Tx on <br /> sufficient human and aminal evidence,a human carcinogen(Croup 1) <br /> Summary of Risks Prolonged stun contact or excessive unhalation of benzene vapor may cause headache weakness,appetite loss, and fatigue <br /> The most unportant heslth hazuds are canccr(lcukenua)and bane marrow damage with injury to blood fornung tissue from chronic low-level <br /> sure- Higher level exposures may emtaw the respaatory tract and cause central nervous system(CNS)depression <br /> Ieal Coaditlotis Aggravated by Long-Term Exposure Exposure may worsen ailments of the heard lungs,liver,kidneys,blood,and CNS <br /> et Orrggans.Blood,central nervous system,bone marrow,eyes,upper respiratory tract, and skin <br /> Prlmar Entry Routes, Inhalations,skin contact_ <br /> Acute Effects=Symptoms of acute overexposure include trtitarion of the eyes,nose,and respuatory tract,breathlessness,euphoria,nausea, <br /> drowsiness,headache,dizziness,and intoxication Severe exposure may lead to convulsions and unconsciousness Stun contact may cause a <br /> drying Tash(dermautu)_ <br /> Chronic Effects Long-term chiorue exposure may result in many blood duordcrc ranging from aplastic anemia(an malothty to form blood cells) <br /> to kuk anis_ <br /> FURST AID <br /> Eyes:Gently lift the eyelids and flush un mediately and continuously with flooding amounts of water until transported to an emergency medical <br /> facility Consult a physician immediately <br /> Skin.Quickly remove contaminated clothing Irrimedrstely rinse with flooding amounts of water for at least 15 mut-For reddened or blistered <br /> slap,consult a physician.Wash affected ars with soap and water. <br /> Inhalation Remove exposed person to fresh air Emergency personnel should protect against inhalation exposure Provide CPR to support <br /> breathing or circulation as necessary Keep awake and transport to a medical facility <br /> Ingestion.Never 41ve anything by mouth to an unconscious or convulsing person. f ingested,do not uOuce vomaing since aspiration may be <br /> fatal Call a�)hl�iysncnan unmedtatr_y <br /> After first a]d,get apppropriate In-plant,paramedic,or community meddlcal support <br /> Physician's Note Evaluate chronic exposure with a CBC,peripheral smear,and rcucuk yte count for signs of myelotoxicaryry Follow up any <br /> early indicators of leukemia with a bone marrow biopsy Urinary phenol conjugates may be used for biological monitoring of recent exposure <br /> Acute management is primarily supportive for CNS depression <br /> Section 7.`Spi14Le2k$'atldDisos tK6�ml�lre x`:` ; + <br /> SpilVLeak.Deign and practice a benzene spill control and eowver neaseue plan(SCOP) Notify safety personnel,evacuate all unnecessary <br /> personnel,eliminate all heat and ignition sources,and provide adequate ventilation.Cleanup personnel shouldprotect against vapor inhalatron,eye <br /> contact.and skin absorption Absorb as much benzene as possible with an unit,noncombustible material For large spills,dike far ahead of spill <br /> acid contain liquid Use nonsparking tools to place waste liquid or absorbent into closable containers for disposal keep waste out of confuied <br /> spaces such as sewers,watersheds,and waterways because of explosion danger Follow applicable OSHA regulations(29 CFR 1910 120) <br /> Disposal.Contact your suppiicr or a licensed contractor for detailed recommendations Follow applicable Federal.state,and local regulations <br /> EPA Deslgnatlom <br /> Listed as a RCRA Hazardous Waste(40 CFR 261331 Hazardous Waste No U019 <br /> Listed as a CERCLA Hazardous Substance*(40 CFR 302 41 Reportable Quantity(RQ) 1000 Ib(454 kg)[•per Clean Water Act,Sec 307(a), <br /> 311 ft2l) 112,and per RCRA.Sec 3001) <br /> Extremely Hazardous Substarice(40 CFR 355X Not luted <br /> as SARA Toxic Cherriaeal(40 CFR 372.65) <br /> J HA Designations <br /> listed as a n Air Contamrn�ant(�2F9�C..{F.R 1910A1�0p00,Tables 2r1-A and Z2) <br /> ViG�i� s1WM4.tSvAt •^ rFn? <br /> ��111 n.7 Y t <br /> Goggles.Wear protective eyeglasses or chemical watery goggles,per OSHA eye-and face-protection regulations(29 CFR 1910 133) <br /> Resplrator.Seek professional advice prior to respirator selection and use Follow OSHA respirator regulations(29 CFR 1910 134)and,tf neces- <br /> sary,wear a NIOSH-approved respirator For emergency or nonroutine operations(clearing spills,reactor vessels,or storage tanks),wear an <br /> SCBA.Warrung r Air-purifying respirators do not protect workers in oxygen-deficient atmospheres <br /> Other:Wear impervious gloves,boots,aprons,and gauntlets to prevent skin contacL <br /> Ventilation-Provide general and local explosion-proof ventilation systems to maintain=home wnccntratior>_s at least below the OSHA PEL s <br /> (Sec 2) Local exhaust vcntilation is preferred since it prevents soontammant dispersion into the work area by controlling it at its source 003) <br /> Safety Stations Make available in the work area emergency eyewash stations,safety/quick-drench showers,and washing facilities <br /> Contaminated Equipment Never wear conuact lenses in the work area.soft lenses may absorb, and all lenses concentrate,irritants Remove this <br /> maternal hon your sloes and equipment Launder contaminated clothing before wearing <br /> Comments;Never eat,drink,or smoke m work areas Practice good personal hygiene after using this material,espemal;y before eating.drnilang, <br /> smo the toilet,ora 1 ying cosmetics <br /> Ur]on . .S y All. <br /> ` w^+,,-.••c 4;.cv't..�.:�„y�y,+n�'�x+iay+w[rN+c`�c�'w{�neh Ceat�.kd,'tf,x��r,rfrr..,wst,'+- <br /> Storage Requirements.Store in lightly closed containers in a cool,dry,well-ventilated arra away from all heat and ignition sources and <br /> incompatible materials Caution!Bmze ne vapor pray form explosive n=ures in air To prevent static sparks,electrically ground end bond all <br /> containers and equipment used in shipping,receiving.at transferring operations in production and storage areas When opening or closing <br /> bases coniaancrs,use nonsparbng tools Keep fire extinguishers readily available <br /> Engiaeering Controls Because OSHA specifically regulates benzene(29 CFR 19101028),educate workers about its potential hazards and <br /> dan&crs Mm=zc all possible exposures to carcinogens If possible,subsutute less toxic solvents for benzene,use this material with extreme <br /> caution and only if absolutely essential.Avoid vapor inhalation and skin and eye contact Use only with adequate ventilation and appropriate <br /> preoral protective gear Instiurtc a rupiraLM protection program that includes TegulAT training,maintenance,uupocbor4 and evaluation. <br /> Designate regulated areas of benzene use(see legend in the box below)and label benzene containers with"DANGER,CONTAINS BENT-E NF_ <br /> CANCER HAZARD" <br /> Other Precautions Provide preplacement and periodic medical examinations with emphasis on a history of blood disease or previous exposure <br /> Transportatlon Data(49 CFR 172.101, 102) <br /> DOT Shipping Name Bcnzem(benzol) IMO Sblpplag Name Benzene DANGER <br /> T Hazard C;ius Flammable ligwd IMO Huard Clims.3.2 9F�E <br /> o: UN1114 ID No.. UN1114 CANCER HAZARD <br /> Label Flammable liquid FMO Label Flammable ligwd FLAMMABL -NO SMOKING <br /> ,JOT Packaging Exceptions 173 118 IMDG Packaging Group 13 AUZ1iOR IRA OR EQUIR.ON1.Y <br /> DOT Packaging Requirements 173 ;19 RESPIRATOR 12EQlJIIti;D <br /> MSDS Collection References 1 2 12,26.73.94-94.100 nal, 103,109,124,125,127.132,134 136, 138, 139 143 <br /> Prepared by MJ Allism BS Industrial Hygiene Revkw D!Wilson CIH Medical Review MJ Upfal,MD,MPH Edlted by JR Stuart,MS a <br /> Capr Obi O 1990 b7'G—m P.W.lma Cep..Air---- 'w- -1_ -er Pahl.ls5 Pte_m r pnh."h d kAva a r n ib..,,t.ha,ry a d.m b—b.,c a far eh.prcb—e <br /> res e.•oe,w.nln 6. 1 tcyaa Wry Ai 6_ah est A..tin bin d t6 p-par.b=d—eh damwoa,0--Ptbi aha Cepa a4a. 'a eap�aat+oo d <br /> e,a ream.U ar u to the-CWW7 a n ft n.7 a..ah eram.Lm fa.pal eats 10 esu P--paw of <br />