Sample Written Safety Program

This is part of a finished Hazard Communication program. We wrote it for a made-up auto repair shop so you can see what you get before you ask for a quote.

What you’re looking at

The shop is fictional. The names, address, and chemicals are example data. You are seeing 4 of the program’s 11 pages: the cover and document control block, the shop labeling rules and SDS section, the 16-section SDS table, and the chemical inventory.

Page 1 of the sample HazCom program: cover and document control block for a fictional auto repair shop, marked SAMPLE across the page.

Page 2 of the sample HazCom program: shop labeling rules, where the shop keeps its Safety Data Sheets, and the start of the table of the 16 standard SDS sections, marked SAMPLE across the page.

Page 3 of the sample HazCom program: the rest of the 16-section SDS table and the rules for approving new chemicals, marked SAMPLE across the page.

Page 4 of the sample HazCom program: Attachment A, the chemical inventory listing 13 products, where each is used, its main hazard, and Prop 65 status, marked SAMPLE across the page.

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What your program includes

Your chemicals, listed by the names on their SDSs
Your locations, from the shop floor to the front office
Your people, by job title, with who does what
Where your SDSs are kept, so anyone can find them on any shift
Title 8 citations checked against the current text, such as Title 8, Section 5194
Plain language your crew can read
Word and PDF files, so you can edit and print

Compliance doesn’t have to be costly. You get a flat quote up front. No hourly meter. No surprise invoices.

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