Chemical Handling and Storage Procedure
Chemical Handling and Storage Procedure
Purpose:
- Prevent personal harm or damage caused by hazardous chemicals.
- Protect employees who work with or handle these chemicals.
Scope:
- Applies to the site.
Performance Criteria:
- Monitor incidents/accidents related to hazardous chemicals.
- Ensure the effectiveness of preventive procedures.
Responsibility:
- The head of department and the site operation supervisor are responsible for following the outlined procedures.
Cross-Reference:
- Follow ISO 45001, ISO 14001.
Activities and Responsibilities:
- Follow Safety Rules:
- Shared responsibility between employees and supervisors.
- Label Containers Properly:
- Employees and supervisors ensure correct labeling.
- Store Chemicals Safely:
- Proper storage practices shared by employees and supervisors.
- Handle Chemicals with Care:
- Responsibility of both employees and supervisors.
- Dispose of Chemicals Properly:
- Employees and supervisors manage proper disposal.
- Handle Emergencies Appropriately:
- Joint responsibility for responding to chemical emergencies.
- Follow Established Procedures and Maintain Good Housekeeping Standards:
- Both employees and supervisors adhere to procedures.
Detailed Procedure:
Chemical Management Program:
- Implement at all Schneider Electric sites handling hazardous chemicals.
- Comply with local, provincial, and national regulations.
- Requirements include:
- Accessible Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for all hazardous chemicals.
- Properly labeled containers with chemical names and hazard warnings.
- Compliance with Global Harmonization Standard (GHS) and relevant regulations.
- Address non-routine chemical tasks with Pre-job Prevention Plans.
- Label extensive piping containing chemicals or hazards.
- Maintain a chemical inventory.
- Prohibit hazardous devices or substances on company premises.
- Minimize use of compressed gas cylinders.
- Maintain communication with suppliers regarding SDS.
Chemical Review:
- Safety officer reviews all proposed chemicals.
Employee Training:
- General awareness training for safe chemical use and handling.
- Emergency Response Team members respond to hazardous material releases.
Regular Checks:
- Annually verify compliance with local, state/provincial, and national regulations.
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