Chemical Safety Sample Clauses

Chemical Safety. Tenant will comply the Chemical Hygiene Plan – Guidelines for the Safe Handling of Hazardous Chemicals. The plan is available online at hxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/xxxx/about/manuals/Chemical-Hygiene-Plan-2016.pdf Tenant shall prepare a chemical inventory and submit the form electronically to Environmental Health and Life Safety at exx@xx.xxx before conducting laboratory activities within the Premises. To ensure HAZCOM and NFPA regulation compliance, Tenant is required to keep an updated copy of their chemical inventory on file. The Chemical Inventory form is available online at hxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/xxxx/about/forms/UH%20Chemical%20Inventory%20Templat e.xlsx . For each hazardous substance listed the following information must be indicated on the chemical inventory: CAS number, Chemical name, Location in the lab, Quantity, Receipt Date and SDS hazard statement. The specific information on any associated health or safety hazards must be made readily available to all Laboratory Personnel.
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Chemical Safety. (a) If any of the Items sold hereunder are subject to the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, 20 CFR Part 1910, or to such other state or federal hazard communications or chemical safety laws, regulations, or standards, Seller shall provide Sappi with a complete and accurate Material Safety Data Sheet for each such Item sold hereunder and shall label each such Item as required.
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Chemical Safety. 5.8.1 Activities involving hazardous chemical agents Activities involving hazardous chemical agents at CERN shall comply with the following CERN Safety rule:  Safety Regulation on chemical agents (SR-C);  General Safety Instruction (GSI-C1) on prevention and protection measures;  General Safety Instruction (GSI-C3) on monitoring of exposure to hazardous chemical agents in workplace atmospheres. Prior to the use of the hazardous chemical agents, and in order to comply with the requirements of the applicable CERN Safety rule, a Chemical risk assessment shall be carried out (refer Safety Form C-0-0-1, Chemical Risk Assessment). In addition the following Safety forms shall be completed, when required, for the use of hazardous chemical agents:  Safety Form C-1-0-2 – Chemical Inventory (example);  Safety Form C-1-0-3 – Tests of safety showers/eye washes;  Safety Form C-1-0-4 – Respirator use (example);  Safety Form C-3-0-1 – Exposure Form for hazardous chemicals and CMR;  Safety Form C-0-0-2 - Nanomaterial Risk Assessment The following Guideline documents are available for consultation, when completing the Safety forms:  Safety Guideline C-1-0-1 – Storage of Hazardous Chemical Agents;  Safety Guideline C-1-0-2 – Chemical Protective Gloves;  Safety Guideline C-1-0-3 – Practical Guide for users of Local Exhaust Ventilation (LEV) systems;  Safety Guideline C-0-0-1 – Identification of Hazardous Chemical Agents;  Safety Guideline C-0-0-2 – Chemical Risk Assessment (Inhalation);  Safety Guideline C-0-0-3 – Lead;  Safety Guideline C-0-0-4 – REACH;  Safety Guideline C-0-0-5 - Safe handling and disposal of nanomaterials
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Chemical Safety. If any of the Goods sold under this PO are subject to the Hazardous Products Act (R.S.C., 1985, c. H-3) or to such other provincial or federal hazard communications or chemical safety laws, codes, ordinances, by-laws, regulations, standards, rules, requirements or orders, Supplier shall provide Sappi Canada with a complete and accurate Safety Data Sheet for the Goods and shall label Goods as required.
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