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Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) provide workers
and emergency personnel with ways for handling and working
with a hazardous substance and other health and safety
information. They will include information such as toxicity,
health effects, first aid, reactivity, storage, disposal,
spill/leak procedures, protective equipment and physical
data (such as flash point, boiling point, etc.). MSDSs
are required under OSHA's
Hazard Communication and Process
Safety Management Standards, EPA's
Right-to-Know regulations, DOT's transportation
regulations and other federal and state regulations.
They can be obtained from the manufacturer or distributor
of supplied chemicals or through the Internet. Any MSDS
should be as closely matched with the hazardous substance
(such as by name, lot number, serial number, etc.) as
possible.
The MSDS Search
is dedicated to providing the most comprehensive single
source of information related to Material Safety Data
Sheets.
Disclaimer:
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can be made as to the accuracy of the MSDSs within any
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