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Hazard communication (HazCom) - Hawaii
Hawaii incorporates by reference the federal regulations for hazard communication (HazCom), however, the state adds further requirements. Click on the following links to view the applicable regulations.
Hawaii: WCHR 12-60-50 StandardsHRS Title 21, Chapter 396, Hawaii Occupational Safety and Health Law. HRS Title 21, Section 396-7, Toxic materials.
Federal: 29 CFR 1910.1200 and Appendices A through E
A summary of the additional requirements includes the following:
- Post prominently any information about toxic material or harmful physical agent hazards in your workplace including precautions, symptoms, and emergency procedures. Where appropriate, also post information about the availability of medical exams at no cost to employees. Where possible, also post or label the above information on/near the hazard. Where protective equipment is available, also provide information regarding equipment availability, hazard control, or monitoring/measuring or other technological procedures.
- Do not permit regular employee exposure to substances which may impair their health or function.
- Promptly provide information to employees after/during exposure to toxic materials or harmful physical agents at levels/concentrations over limits set in the regulations. This information may be fulfilled by:
- Allowing employees to observe monitoring or measuring of such materials or agents;
- Giving employees access to monitoring and measuring records after exposure, and explaining monitoring or measuring procedures where needed; and
- Providing employees with information about corrective action taken.
- Hawaii's WCHR 12-60-50 lists state-specific definitions that differ from federal OSHA's definitions.
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