Why Hazard Communication Matters
Chemicals are essential to our work — but if they’re not handled or labeled correctly, they can cause serious harm. Hazard communication ensures everyone knows what the hazards are and how to stay safe. The Risks of Poor Communication
- Unlabeled or misused chemicals can cause:
- Burns, rashes, breathing problems, long-term illness
- Fires, explosions, or chemical reactions
- Environmental damage from spills
- Both the U.S. and Canada have individual standards around hazard communication and how they should be implement.
- Following hazard communication processes can lead to significant cost savings for businesses by reducing workplace accidents, injuries, and associated downtime.
- Proper handling of hazardous materials, also contributes to environmental protection by preventing spills and leaks that could contaminate the environment.
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Why Hazard Communication Matters
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Why Hazard Communication Matters
Chemicals are essential to our work — but if they’re not handled or labeled correctly, they can cause serious harm. Hazard communication ensures everyone knows what the hazards are and how to stay safe. The Risks of Poor Communication
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