Safety Data Sheets, chemical .1200

SECTION 2: Hazards identification

.145(c) Electrical Systems ......................... .107(c) Definitions ............................... .145(b) Electrostatic Apparatus ................. .107(h), (1) 524 Fire Protection ............................... .107(f) Life Safety Code ............................ .39 Flammable Liquids Storage .......... .107(e) Liquefied Petroleum Gases ........... .115 Fusion Apparatus .......................... .107(j) Machinery Guarding ...................... .221 Ignition Sources ............................. .107(c) Manlifts .......................................... .69 Location ......................................... .94(c)(2) Materials Handling ......................... .189 Maintenance .................................. .106(g) Medical .......................................... .153 Make-Up Air .................................. .94(c)(7) Medical Services ........................... .153 Organic Peroxide Coatings ........... .107(m) Nitrous Oxide ................................. .115 Powder Coatings ........................... .107(l) Noise Exposure ............................. .99 Spray Booths ................................. .94(c)(3), .107(b) Nonionizing Radiation ................... .99 Spray Rooms ................................. .94(c)(4) Nonwater Disposal Systems ......... .150 Undercoatings ............................... .107(k) Occupational Health ...................... .99 Velocity .......................................... .94(c)(6) Oxygen .......................................... .115 Ventilation ...................................... .94(c)(5), .107(d)

Physical hazards

Markings ........... .150 Spray Liquid Heaters ............................ .107(e)(7) Platforms, Powered ....................... .69 Spraying Operations ............................. .107(g) Powered Industrial Trucks ............. .189 Sprinkler Systems: Powered Platforms ........................ .69 Egress ........................................... .37(m) Powered Tools, Hand and Port- .246 Sprinkler Systems, Automatic .............. .159 able. Acceptance tests ........................... .159(c)(3) Railings .......................................... .31 Design ........................................... .159(c)(1) Safety Color Codes ....................... .150 Drainage ........................................ .159(c)(7) Sanitation ....................................... .150 Exemptions .................................... .159(a) Signs and Tags ............................. .150 Hose Connections ......................... .159(c)(5) Special Industries .......................... .274 Hydraulically Designed .................. .159(c)(11) Spray Finishing .............................. .115 Maintenance .................................. .159(c)(2) Tanks, Cargo and Portable ........... .170 Protection of Piping ....................... .159(c)(6) Toeboards ..................................... .31 Sprinkler Alarms ............................ .159(c)(9) Toxic Substances .......................... .1499 Sprinkler Spacing .......................... .159(c)(10) Vehicle Mounted Work Platforms .. .69 Water supply ................................. .159(c)(4) Ventilation ...................................... .99 Sprinklers Walking-Working Surfaces ............ .31 Dip Tanks ...................................... .125(f) Wall Openings ............................... .31 Sprockets .............................................. .219(f) Standpipe and Hose Systems .............. .158 Stability Margin: Equipment ..................................... .158(c) Crane Loads .................................. .180(c)(1)(i)–(iv) Hose ....................................... .158(c)(3) Stainless Steel Cutting ......................... .252(c)(12) Hose Outlets and Connec- .158(c)(2) Stairs, Fixed Industrial .......................... .24 tions. Handrails ....................................... .24(h) Nozzles ................................... .158(c)(4) Length of Stairways ....................... .24(g) Reels and Equipment ............. .158(c)(1) Railings .......................................... .24(h) Exceptions ..................................... .158(a)(2) Rise Angle ..................................... .24(e) Protection ...................................... .158(b) Strength ......................................... .24(c) Scope and Application .................. .158(a)(1) Treads ........................................... .24(f) Tests and Maintenance ................. .158(e) Vertical Clearance ......................... .24(i) Acceptance Tests ................... .158(e)(1) Width ............................................. .24(d) Maintenance ........................... .158(e)(2) Standards Sources: Water Supply ................................. .158(d) Accident Prevention Signs and .150 Stands, Ladder: (see also Scaffolds; Tags. Work Platforms, Mobile) Acetylene ....................................... .115 Stationary Derricks: (see also Derricks) .181 Air Contaminants ........................... .99 Static Sparks ........................................ .219(p)(2)(ii) Air Receivers ................................. .169(a)(2), .170 Steps: (see Stairs) Anhydrous Ammonia ..................... .115 Stepladders: Asbestos ........................................ .99 Portable Metal ............................... .26(a)(3) Blasting Agents ............................. .115 Stepladders, Portable ........................... .25(c)(2) Color Codes .................................. .150 Sticking Machines ................................. .213(n) Combustible Gases ....................... .115 Stiffleg Derricks: (see also Derricks) .... .181 Combustible Liquids ...................... .115 Stone Setters’ Adjustable Multiple- Compressed Gas Equipment ........ .170 Point: Compressed Gases ....................... .115 Suspension Scaffolds .................... .28(h) Cranes ........................................... .189 Stopping Limits, Mills and Calenders ... .216(f) (1)–(3) Derricks ......................................... .189 Stops: (see also Safety Devices) Dip Tanks ...................................... .115 Manlifts .......................................... .68(c)(5), (6) Environmental Controls ................. .99, .150

Storage

(see also Materials Storage Explosives ..................................... .115 Areas; Tank Storage Tank First Aid ......................................... .153 Portable) Flammable Liquids ........................ .115 Ammonium Nitrate ......................... .109(i) Guarding Machinery ...................... .221 Anhydrous Ammonia ..................... .111 Hand-Held Equipment ................... .246 Blasting Agents ............................. .109(g)(5) Hazardous Materials ..................... .115 Buildings ........................................ .106(d)(5) Hydrogen ....................................... .115 Mercantile Occupancies ......... .106(d)(5)(iv) Indoor Storage ............................... .189 Office Occupancies ................ .106(d)(5)(iii) Ionizing Radiation .......................... .99 Warehouses ........................... .106(d)(5)(v) Labor Camps ................................. .150 Clothing ......................................... .107(g)(4) Ladders .......................................... .31 Compressed Gases ....................... .101(b), .167–.168 525 Containers, Bulk Oxygen .............. .104(b)(4), (6) Application .............................. .106(d)(1)(i) Explosives ..................................... .109(c), (e)(2), (b)(1) Capacity ................................. .106(d)(2) Flammable and Combustible Liq- .106(b), (d) Design .................................... .106(d)(2) uids. Exceptions .............................. .106(d)(1), (2) Inside Storage Rooms ........... .106(d)(4) Fire Protection ........................ .106(d)(7) Inside Buildings .106(d)(5) Indoor Storage ....................... .106(d)(4), (5) Outside Buildings .106(d)(6) Outdoor Storage ..................... .106(d)(6) Indoor Rooms ................................ .106(d)(5) Cabinets .106(d)(3) Liquefied Petroleum Gases ........... .110 Temporary Floor Openings .................. .23(a)(7) Logs ............................................... .265(d) Temporary Labor Camps: (see also .142 Lumber .......................................... .265(c)(27) Labor Camps, Temporary). Pulp and Paper Mills ..................... .261(c), (d) Tempering Tanks .................................. .126(a) Pulpwood Logging ......................... .266(e)(12) Tenoning Machines .............................. .213(k) Respirators .................................... .134(f)(5) Telecommunications ............................. .268 Service Stations ............................ .106(g)(1) Areas Testing: Aisles and Passageways .............. .176(a) Bulk Oxygen .................................. .104(b)(8)(v) Bridge Plates ................................. .178(j), (k)(4) Cranes ........................................... .179(k), .180(e) Clearance Signs ............................ .176(e) Derricks ......................................... .18(e) Clearances .................................... .176(a) Fire Extinguishers: .157(e) Dockboards ................................... .178(j), (k)(4) Gaseous Hydrogen Systems ........ .103(b)(1)(vi) Drainage ........................................ .176(d) Liquefied Hydrogen Systems ........ .103(c)(1)(vii) Housekeeping ................................ .176(c) Piping ............................................. .106(c)(7) Lighting .......................................... .178(h) Powered Platforms ........................ .66(g) Noxious Gases .............................. .178(i) Radiation Alarm ............................. .96(f)(3) Railroad Cars ................................ .178(k)(2)–(4) Sprinkler Systems ......................... .159(c)(3) Securing ........................................ .176(b) Standpipe and hose systems ........ .158(e) Trucks, Highway ............................ .178(k)(1), (3); (m) Tanks .106(b)(7) Batteries (see Battery Chang- Textiles: ing and Charging) Acid Carboys ................................. .262(nn) Bridge Cranes (see Gantry Bleaching ....................................... .262(p) Cranes) Calenders ...................................... .262(ee) Tanks (see Tank Storage; Caustics ......................................... .262(oo) Tank Storage, Portable) Color-Mixing Room ........................ .262(kk) Straight Ladders, Portable Metal .......... .26(a)(2) Cotton Cards ................................. .262(e) Surface Grinders .................................. .215(b)(5) Cotton Combers ............................ .262(j) Swing Frame Grinders ......................... .215(b)(6) Drawing Frames ............................ .262(j) Swing-Head Lathes .............................. .213(o) Drying Cans ................................... .262(w) Swinging Locomotive Cranes ............... .180(i)(6) Drying Tumblers ............................ .262(cc) Swinging Scaffolds: (see also Two- .28(g) Dyeing Jigs .................................... .262(u) Point Suspension Scaffolds). Switches: Dye Vats ........................................ .262(mm) Electric ........................................... .305(c) Extractors ...................................... .262(y) Cranes ........................................... .179(g)(5) First Aid ......................................... .262(pp) Trip and Emergency ...................... .216(e) Flat Work Ironers ........................... .262(x) Table Saws ........................................... Folders, Overhead ......................... .213(d) .262(jj) Tags: (see Signs and Tags) Garnet Machines ........................... .262(f) Tanks: (see also Cargo Tanks—Port- Gill Boxes ...................................... .262(k) able Tanks) Hand Boiling Machines ................. .262(hh) Hardening ...................................... .126(a)(1)(i),(ii) Kiers .............................................. .262(q) Tempering ..................................... .126(a) Lappers .......................................... .262(m) Tanks, Dip: (see also Dip Tanks) ......... .123–.126 Looms ............................................ .262(n) Tanks, Storage: Mercerizing Ranges ...................... .262(s) Flammable and Combustible Liq- .106(b) Nip Guards .................................... .262(dd)(1), (v), (z) uids. Openers ......................................... .262(d) Atmospheric Tanks ................ .106(b)(1)(iii) Padders ......................................... .262(v) Construction ........................... .106(b)(1) Personal Protective Equipment ..... .262(qq) Corrosion ................................ .106(b)(1)(vi) Pickers ........................................... .262(d) Diking ..................................... .106(b)(2)(vii) Power Transmission ...................... .219(a)(3) Ignition Sources ..................... .106(b)(6) Printing Machines .......................... .262(dd) Installation: Rings Frames ................................ .262(j) Above Ground, Outside .. .106(b)(2) Roll Bench ..................................... .262(ii) Inside Buildings ............... .106(b)(4) Rope Washers ............................... .262(bb) Underground ................... .106(b)(3) Sanforizing and Palmer Machines .262(aa) Low Pressure Tanks .............. .106(b)(1)(iv) Shearing Machines ........................ .262(o) Materials ................................. .106(b)(1)(i) Slashers ......................................... .262(h) Pressure Vessels ................... .106(b)(1)(v) Slubbers ........................................ .262(j) Supports ................................. .106(b)(5) Spinning Mules .............................. .262(g) Testing .................................... .106(b)(7) Standards Sources ........................ .262(a)(2), .265(j) Venting ................................... .106(b)(2)(iv), (v), Staple Cullers ................................ .262(ff) (vi), (3)(iv), (4)(ii), Tanks, Open .................................. .262(ll) (iii) Tenter Frames ............................... .262(t) Tanks, Storage, Portable: Tumblers ........................................ .262(cc) Flammable and Combustible Liq- .106(d) Warpers ......................................... .262(i) uids. Worsted Drawing ........................... .262(l) 526 Toe Protection: (see Foot Protection) Tube and Coupler Scaffolds ................. .28(c) Toeboards: Tube and Coupler Scaffolds, Mobile .... .29(d) Cranes ........................................... .179(d)(3) Tubing: (see Piping, Fittings, and Tub- Definition ........................................ .21(a)(9) ing) Power Transmission Apparatus .... .219(o)(5) Tubular Welded Frame Scaffolds ......... .28(d) Powered Platforms ........................ .66(f)(5)(i)(G) Tubular Welded Frame Scaffolds, Mo- .29(b) Walking-Working Surfaces ............ .23(a)(2), (3)(ii), (e) bile. Toilet Facilities: (see also Toilets) ........ .141(c) Tubular Welded Sectional Folding .29(c) Construction .................................. .141(c)(2), (3) Scaffolds. Hazardous Waste .......................... .120(n)(3) Turning Machines ................................. .213(o) Labor Camps ................................. .142(d) Two-Point Suspension Scaffolds .......... .28(g) Lavatories ...................................... .141(d)(2) Two-Section Rung Ladders .................. .25(c)(3)(iii) Minimum Numbers ........................ .141(c)(1), (d)(2) U-Guards .............................................. .219(m)(3) Towels ........................................... .141(d)(3)(v) Underground Storage Tanks, Flam- .106(b)(3) Washing Facilities ......................... .141(e)(1)(vii), (d) mable and Combustible Liquids. Tongs, Upsetters .................................. .218(h)(4) Location ......................................... .106(b)(3)(i) Tooling .................................................. .217(d)(5) Depth and Cover ........................... .106(b)(3)(ii) Torch Valves, Welding ......................... .252(a)(4)(ii) Corrosion Protection ...................... .106(b)(3)(iii) Towels .................................................. .141(d)(3)(v) Vents ............................................. .106(b)(3)(iv) Towers, Scaffolds: (see Ladder Stands .29 Unit Physical Operations ...................... .106(e)(3)(v) and Scaffolds; Scaffolds; Work Plat- Upsetters .............................................. .218(h) forms, Mobile). Dies Changing ............................... .218(h)(5) Tractors: (see also Powered Industrial .178 Lockouts ........................................ .218(h)(2) Trucks). Manual Controls ............................ .218(h)(3) Trailers .................................................. .111(d)(7) Supporting Foundations ................ .218(h)(1) Training Personnel ............................... .96(i), .217(e)(3) Tongs ............................................. .218(h)(4) Bloodborne pathogens, exposure .1030(e)(5), (g)(2) Valves: (see also Piping, Valves, and to. Fittings) Electrical safety-related work prac- .332 Air Receivers ................................. .169(b)(3) tices. Liquefied Petroleum Gases ........... .110(b)(7) Fire brigades ................................. .156 Non-DOT Containers ..................... .110(d)(3) Fire extinguishers .......................... .157(g) Vaporizers: Hazardous chemicals .................... .1200 Liquefied Petroleum Gases ........... .110(b)(11) Hazardous chemicals, highly, .119(g) Liquid Hydrogen ............................ .103(c)(1)(viii) process safety management. Liquid Oxygen ............................... .104(b)(7) Hazardous waste operations ......... .120(e), (p)(7), Vehicles, slow-moving, signs ............... .145(d)(10) (q)(6) Respirators .................................... .134(b)(3), (e)(5) Veneer Machinery ................................ .30(c) Telecommunications ...................... .268(c) Cutters ........................................... .213(q), (s)(13) Truck Operators ............................ .178(l) Ventilation ............................................. .94, .107(d) Working platform operations ......... .66(i)(1) Abrasive Blasting ........................... .94(a) Transmission Pipeline Welding ............ .252(d)(1) Asbestos ........................................ .1001(c)(1)(ii) Construction Standards ................. .252(d)(1)(v) Bulk Oxygen Systems ................... .104(b)(3)(xii) Electric Shock ................................ .252(d)(1)(iii) Bulk Plants .................................... .106(f)(2)(iii) Field Shop Operations .................. .252(d)(1)(ii) Confined Spaces ........................... .255(e)(4)(ii), (f) Flammable Substances ................. .252(d)(1)(vi) Dip Tanks ...................................... .124(b), .125(d)(2) Pressure Testing ........................... .252(d)(1)(iv) Effective Date .98 X-ray Inspection ............................ .252(d)(1)(vii) Electrostatic Spraying .................... .107(i), .107(r)(9) Transportation: Grinding, Polishing, and Buffing .... .94(b) Blasting Agents ............................. .109(g)(6) Inside Storage Rooms ................... .106(d)(4)(iv) Explosives ..................................... .109(d) Laundries ....................................... .262(c)(4)(ii), Fire Extinguishers .................. .109(d)(2)(iii) (d)(1)(ii) Markings ................................. .109(d)(2)(ii) Powder Coatings ........................... .107(1)(2) Vehicles .................................. .109(d)(2), (3) Processing Buildings ..................... .106(h)(3)(iii) Trapdoors ............................................. .23(a)(5) Sawmills ........................................ .265(c)(7) Traps, Air Receivers ............................. .169(b)(2) Spray Finishing .............................. .94(c)(5) Treads, Stairs ....................................... .24(f)(k) Spraying Operations ...................... .94(c), .107(d) Treadles ................................................ .217(b)(4) Exhaust Duct System .................... .107(d)(3), (7) Trestle Ladders, Portable: Fan-Rotating Element ............ .107(d)(4) Metal .............................................. .26(a)(4) Independent Exhaust ............. .107(d)(3) Wood ............................................. .25(c)(3)(v) Room Intakes ......................... .107(d)(11) Trimming Presses ................................. .218(g) Standards Sources ........................ .99 Trips, Two-Hand ................................... .217(b)(6) Venting, Tanks: Trolley Bumpers, Cranes ...................... .179(e)(3) Aboveground ................................. .106(b)(2)(iv)–(vi) Trolley Ladders, Portable ..................... .25(c)(5) Inside ............................................. .106(b)(4)(ii) Trolley Stops, Cranes ........................... .179(e)(1) Portable ......................................... .106(d)(2)(ii) Truck Cranes: (see Crawler, Loco- .180 Underground .................................. .106(b)(3)(iv) motive and Truck Cranes). Vents: (see Venting) Trucks ................................................... .178(k), (m) Vermin Control ...................................... .141(a)(5) Forklift ............................................ .261(c)(1) Vinyl Chloride ....................................... .1017 Hand .............................................. .261(m)(1) Emergency situations .................... .1017(i) Highway ......................................... .178(k), (m) Hazardous operations ................... .1017(h) Powered Industrial ......................... .178 Medical surveillance ...................... .1017(k) Trucks, Powered Industrial: (see also .178 Methods of compliance ................. .1017(f) Powered Industrial Trucks). Monitoring ...................................... .1017(d) 527 Permissible exposure limit ............ .1017(c) Cleaning Compounds .................... .252(c)(11) Regulated area .............................. .1017(e) Concentrations, Maximum Allow- .252(c)(1)(iii) Respiratory protection ................... .1017(g) able. Signs and labels ............................ .1017(l) Containers ..................................... .252(a)(3) Training .......................................... .1017(j) Contamination ............................... .252(c)(1)(i) Walking-Working Surfaces: Definitions ...................................... .251 Aisles ............................................. .22(b) Exhaust Hoods .............................. .252(c)(3) Covers ........................................... .22(c) Fire Protection ............................... .252(a)(2)(i), (ii), Definitions ...................................... .21 (xv) Fixed Industrial Stairs .................... .24