OSHA Hazardous Chemical Exposure Checklist
This OSHA self-inspection Hazardous Chemical Exposure checklist can be used as a safety precaution before handling chemical substances. Ensure that trained and fully equipped personnel will be performing the task. Check chemical containers for leakage, damage or dents and if the work area has a proper ventilation system installed.
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