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Chemical Management

Michigan’s Right to Know Law Provides access to workers using hazardous chemicals MSDS, training, and communication plan www.michigan.gov/miosha

Part 5 Rules: Spillage of Oil and Polluting Materials Salt, oil, and certain chemicals Develop Pollution Incident Prevention Plan Spill notification Control and clean up procedures Inventory Secondary containment Site plan www.michigan.gov/deq     “Emergency Response for Releases to Water”

Hazardous and Liquid Industrial Waste Hazardous wastes examples Liquid waste examples Requirements based on amount generated Education, labeling, storing, shipping, disposal www.michigan.gov/deqwaste

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Preventing Leaks and Spills Handle and transfer materials indoors

Chemical Management: Containing Potential Spills

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Chemical Management: Storage of Chemicals and Materials

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Chemical Management: Inspection Procedures

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Preventing Pollution when a Spill Occurs Small non-hazardous spills use rags, absorbents and put in trash Larger non-hazardous spills use absorbent materials. Contact fire department Notify spill response personnel Never wash into storm drain Contain and block storm drain

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Selecting and Controlling Inventory Assess hazardous material needs Keep an accurate, up-to-date inventory Keep disposal records and shipping manifests Map storage areas Dispose of outdated products

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