What is HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD?

The OSHA rules that chemical manufacturers and importers uses to assess hazard of their product. It is shared with employees and customers through the MSDS.

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Related Legal Terms
MORALE HAZARD, MORAL HAZARD, PHYSICAL HAZARD, EXTREME HAZARD, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION NETWORK (ECN), PROPRIETARY STANDARD, STANDARD PURCHASE SPECIFICATIONS, HAZARD, SECONDARY HAZARD, OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD


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