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• • 0 A COPY OF THE HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM INCLUDING ALL MSDS, MUST BE MADE BY THE OFFICE AND KEPT ON ALL JOB SITES. VIII. HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM Policy The Company fully adheres to the requirements of the Occupation Safety and Health Act, as well as, to all State promulgated safety legislation. Section 1910.1200 of the Act requires that a Hazard Communication Program be institued to aprise all employees of chemical hazards which the employee may encounter in the performance of their job. By implementation of this Hazard Communication Program, CSI intends to fully comply with this standard. HAZARD COMMUNICATION PROGRAM A. CSI has prepared the CSI Hazard Communication Program for each site based on the chemicals in use. B. Site supervisors will prepare a list of all chemical products used and insert a copy of all MSDS's. This list is to be kept current at all times. C. A copy of the Haz Com Program should be kept at all job sites and in the office. This program is to be available for employee review upon request. MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES A. It is the account manager's responsibility to ensure that the CSI Hazard Communication Program is available, has been implemented, and is enforced. B. Product Labelling 1. The Supervisor is to ensure that all products at the site are properly labelled. All unlabelled containers are to be collected for disposal. If the product cannot be identified, CSI Safety and Loss Control should be contacted for disposal instructions. 2. All products are required to have the following information on the label as a minimum: a. The product name and manufacturer's name, address, and phone number. b. Instructions on product use. c. Hazardous ingredients. d. All appropriate Hazard, Warning, and Caution statements. e. First aid procedures. f Disposal procedures. All chemical containers, including small trigger bottles, must be labelled with the information as listed in 92. 13