Enclosure (3) to COMDTINST 6260.21B
2.
c.
Effects of overexposure on target body organs (e.g., eyes, skin, liver, kidneys, etc.) and;
d.
Name, address or location of the manufacturer, supplier or responsible party who can
provide additional information.
The unit hazardous materials coordinator is responsible for ensuring that containers are
properly labeled or tagged.
3.
Material Safety Data Sheets.
Copies of Material Safety Data Sheets (CHRIS sheets for Marine Safety units) for all
hazardous materials to which personnel may be exposed will be maintained at:
(LOCATION)
The unit hazardous materials coordinator should be contacted if a Material Safety Data Sheet
(CHRIS sheet) is not available for any hazardous material appearing on the attached inventory
list.
4.
Employee Training.
Each employee shall receive information and training on the elements of the hazard
communication program. The information and training will cover:
a.
An overview of the elements of the Coast Guard Hazard Communication Program;
b.
Location and availability of the written hazard communication program, inventory list(s),
and Material Safety Data Sheets;
c.
Contents of Materials Safety Data Sheet with emphasis on:
- work operations where materials are used
- hazards presented
- safe work practices required
- protective measures to be taken
- emergency first aid procedures to be followed
d.
Instruction on interpreting labels.
Additional information about hazard communication training and information can be
obtained from the unit hazardous materials coordinator. Document training in the unit
training record and in individual USCG Training Records.
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