Inventory Record:

• Maintain an up-to-date list of all chemicals stored.

• Include details such as chemical name, quantity, storage location, and expiration date.

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Availability:

• Ensure MSDS for each chemical is easily accessible to all employees.

• Review and update MSDS every year or when new information is available.

Labeling:

• Check if all chemical containers are correctly labeled with the chemical name, hazard warnings, and manufacturer's information.

Proper Storage:

• Verify that chemicals are stored according to compatibility groups.

• Ensure that storage areas are well-ventilated, temperature-controlled, and away from direct sunlight.

Secondary Containment:

• Use secondary containment systems for liquid chemicals to prevent spillage.

Handling Procedures:

• Regular training for employees on proper chemical handling techniques.

• Use of appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during handling.

Spill Kits:

• Availability of spill response kits in areas where chemicals are stored or handled.

• Regular inspection and replenishment of spill kit contents.

Emergency Plan:

• A detailed emergency response plan for chemical spills or accidents.

• Regular drills and training for employees on emergency procedures.

Waste Disposal Procedures:

• Proper procedures for hazardous chemical waste disposal.

• Maintenance of waste disposal records.

Waste Storage:

• Ensure that chemical waste is stored in designated, secure areas.

• Regular inspection of waste storage areas for leaks or deterioration.

Exposure Monitoring:

• Regular monitoring of airborne chemical concentrations in work areas.

• Implementation of engineering controls if exposure limits are exceeded.

Health Surveillance:

• Routine health check-ups for employees regularly exposed to hazardous chemicals.

• Keeping records of health surveillance data.