OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard requires chemical suppliers to provide hazard information to the users of hazardous products in the form of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). This standard is also known as the "Worker's Right-to-Know" because of the additional requirement that MSDSs be readily accessible to workers in their work area during their work shift.

Organize your MSDS program
n  Download MSDS Binder Cover
n  Download MSDS Binder Spine Cover

Links to MSDS sites
n  ChemWatch's ChemGold II (from UC IPs only)
n  ILPI's "Where to find"
n  University of Delaware
n  MSDS-SEARCH National Repository

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