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InstituteSafety Data SheetsEnglishSafety & HealthContingent WorkforceGeneral Industry SafetyIndependent ContractorsUSAHazard CommunicationHazard CommunicationHazcom LabelingAnalysisFocus AreaIn Depth (Level 3)

Multi-employer worksites

['Contingent Workforce', 'Hazard Communication']
Multi-employer worksites
  • The employer bringing a hazardous chemical onto a multi-employer worksite must inform the other employers of the presence of the hazardous chemical.
  • A label or SDS does not need to be created for a non-RCRA waste product.

The employer bringing a hazardous chemical onto a multi-employer worksite must inform the other employers of the presence of the hazardous chemical and the availability of the safety data sheet (SDS). If an intermediary employer, such as a general contractor, holds and provides access to the SDSs, the intermediate employer is responsible for ensuring the availability of the SDS(s).

If SDSs are not available because a subcontractor or immediate employer failed to make them readily accessible, that employer will be cited.

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Multi-employer worksites

InstituteSafety Data SheetsEnglishSafety & HealthContingent WorkforceGeneral Industry SafetyIndependent ContractorsUSAHazard CommunicationHazard CommunicationHazcom LabelingAnalysisFocus AreaIn Depth (Level 3)
['Contingent Workforce', 'Hazard Communication']
Multi-employer worksites
  • The employer bringing a hazardous chemical onto a multi-employer worksite must inform the other employers of the presence of the hazardous chemical.
  • A label or SDS does not need to be created for a non-RCRA waste product.

The employer bringing a hazardous chemical onto a multi-employer worksite must inform the other employers of the presence of the hazardous chemical and the availability of the safety data sheet (SDS). If an intermediary employer, such as a general contractor, holds and provides access to the SDSs, the intermediate employer is responsible for ensuring the availability of the SDS(s).

If SDSs are not available because a subcontractor or immediate employer failed to make them readily accessible, that employer will be cited.

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