06 01 Chemical Hazards

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If the document shown needs to be text then we need the text provided.

STONY and then ROCKY

• Labeling System
  Safety Datasheet Information
  Know Where Information Is Kept
  Wear Recommended PPE

ROCKY

• Miners have a right to know about the chemical hazards where they work
  Mine operators have a responsibility to know about the chemical hazards at the mine

Is there anything present in this image that would suggest that it is out of date?

ROCKY

• HazCom training is required:
  New miners before they begin working at the mine
  Whenever a miner is assigned a new task in which he or she has no previous work experience
  When a new chemical is introduced into the work area
  If an existing chemical is found to possess a new hazard

46.5 & 46.7

Is there anything present in this image that would suggest that it is out of date?

I guess it's implied that the presence of the chemical is accidental in release....but really you're being taught to recognize the presence of the substance.....whether or not it's accidental is irrelevant to the skill being taught (ditch the word accidental)

ROCKY

• The physical and health hazards of each chemical in your work area
  Explanation of the labeling system, Safety Data Sheets and how to get and use the information
  How to tell if there's been an accidental release.... smell, color, etc.
  How to protect yourself

47.2

Is there anything present in this image that would suggest that it is out of date? Is there anything missing from the image or list that would make it more current?

ROCKY

• A chemical is hazardous if it has the potential to cause illness or harm from exposure.
  Examples:
  Diesel fuel
  Used motor oil
  Break fluid
  Paint thinner
  Hydraulic fluid
  Acetylene
  Gasoline
  Brake Cleaner

Is there anything present in this image that would suggest that it is out of date? Is there anything missing from the image or list that would make it more current?

ROCKY

• Hazard classifications:
  Physical
  Health
  Physical & Health
  Neither physical nor health

ROCKY

• Physical Hazard: One that can cause injuries.
  Combustible liquids, compressed gas, organic peroxide and oxidizers
  Flammable, explosive, unstable or water reactive

There's basically no women in any of these pictures. Maybe use this picture as an opportunity to show a woman doctor (just sayin')

ROCKY

• Health Hazard: One that can cause illness.
  Immediate symptoms that last a short time.
  Chronic where symptoms appear after a period of time.

I'm not sure that the over the counter cleaning product exempt image actually suggests over the counter. In this case, some common brands might be useful rather than generic bottles

ROCKY

• Exempt Chemicals:
  Consumer products, articles and personal items
  Consumer Products: If used as the manufacturer intended
  Articles: Pipes, conveyor belts, tires, etc. are exempt if they release no more than an insignificant amount of hazardous material and pose no physical or health risks to the exposed miners
  Personal items: Food, tobacco products, drugs, cosmetics, etc. are exempt if they are intended for an individual miner's personal use

47.91

Is this up to date? Also..most of this slide seems repetitive from an earlier slide in this section.

ROCKY

• Your mine's written HazCom program:
  Lists hazardous chemicals at the mine
  How miners will be told about unlabeled hazardous chemicals; such as pipes and the hazards of non-routine jobs
  Describes the labeling system used by the mine
  Tells where SDS sheets are located

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