['Hazard Communication']
['Hazard Communication']
09/04/2024
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In the case of smaller containers, OSHA added a provision based on size categories. According to OSHA's 1910.1200(f)(12), if it is not feasible to use pull-out labels, fold-back labels, or tags containing the full label information, the following requirements apply.
For containers with a capacity of 100 ml or less, the label must include at least the following information:
- Product identifier,
- Pictogram(s),
- Signal word,
- Chemical manufacturer's name and phone number, and
- A statement that the full label information for the hazardous chemical is provided on the immediate outer package.
For containers with a capacity of 3 ml or less, where any label interferes with the normal use of the container, no label is required. However, the container must bear, at a minimum, the product identifier.
In both cases, the immediate outer package must include the full label information required by OSHA for each hazardous chemical in the package. The label on the outer package must not be removed or defaced.
Additionally, the outer package must include a statement that the small containers inside must be stored in the immediate outer package bearing the complete label when not in use.
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