Key Takeaways:

• • Realizing the hazardous substances in your laboratory and the need to minimize exposure. Understanding the purpose of the Laboratory and Hazard Communication standards and their primary directives.
  • Learning your employer’s responsibility to supply information and training at the time of your initial assignment to a work area or a new exposure situation.
  • Comprehending the information that needs to be included in a Chemical Hygiene Plan and your employer’s responsibility to communicate the location and availability of the plan.
  • Recognizing the various controls that protect laboratory personnel, including engineering, administrative, work practices, and personal protective equipment.
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