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Griff23
Hello Everyone and Happy Friday,
I'm setting up a HazCom program and starting to prepare for going BS 18001 certified. I'm having a problem finding the information on when and for what do we need to keep SDS's records.
We only have 4 chemicals we purchase and keep on site to sell or use in assembly. Gear oil and hose lubricants (water based, env. friendly).
What about other substances like WD-40, lithium grease, etc.? (all quanities under a quart)
How do you handle lets say if engineering brought into the facility a pint of lubricant to test with?
And how long do you keep SDS's records?
Any help or a point in the right direction of were to locate this information would be great. I have found some information on the OSHA websites but no specific info. on quantities or what is excluded from having to keep records.
Thank you
Griff23
I'm setting up a HazCom program and starting to prepare for going BS 18001 certified. I'm having a problem finding the information on when and for what do we need to keep SDS's records.
We only have 4 chemicals we purchase and keep on site to sell or use in assembly. Gear oil and hose lubricants (water based, env. friendly).
What about other substances like WD-40, lithium grease, etc.? (all quanities under a quart)
How do you handle lets say if engineering brought into the facility a pint of lubricant to test with?
And how long do you keep SDS's records?
Any help or a point in the right direction of were to locate this information would be great. I have found some information on the OSHA websites but no specific info. on quantities or what is excluded from having to keep records.
Thank you
Griff23