Container Labeling

Another aspect of Right to Know involves hazardous material container labeling.

It is important to be able to identify simple hazards that are associated with chemical products, and chemical container labels provide critical information that identifies hazards associated with the product.

Chemical manufacturers provide pertinent labeling information on their original containers making them a good reference for information on chemical hazards.

Remember, if you find any unlabeled containers at your institution, then you should notify your supervisor or your Right to Know Coordinator.

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