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Prepared by,
Evgeniya Erogova-55666
Junjie Xu-57093
Athariq Pribadi-56625
Santosh Mudvari-57026
SHHM-123
02.12.2013
Title: Approved by: CEO
Procedure for the Safe Handling of Hazardous Material
Date: 30/11/2013
Effective date: 02/12/2013 Page 1 of 10
Distribution: Hierarchy:
Finance Manager Level 1: Environmental Policy
Human Resource Manager Level 2: Environmental Manual with Procedures and
Production Manager Guidelines
Marketing Manager Level 3: Plant Operating and Work Instructions
Level 4: Environmental Records and Forms
Title: Approved by: CEO
Procedure for the Safe Handling of Hazardous Material
Date: 30/11/2013
Effective date: 02/12/2013 Page 2 of 10
I. Purpose
The main purpose of this procedure is to establish and implicate the health and safety
standard handling procedure of hazardous material in CHEMIX Company. An
additional purpose of the procedure is to comply OHSAS 18001, Occupational Health
and Safety Standard and ISO 14001, the criteria of Environment for an
Environment Management, regulations with codes of practice on CHEMIX hazard
materials management. This document provides a safe handling design procedure
process which is an important element of a CHEMIXs Safety Management
guidelines.
II. Scope
III. DEFINITIONS
COMBUSTIBLE: Any substance or material that is easily ignited at
temperatures of 100F or more, and/or burns with unusual rapidity.
DANGEROUS GOODS: Consist Dangerous Goods may be explosive,
compressed gases, flammable (liquids or solids), spontaneously combustible,
water-reactive, oxidizing, toxic, radioactive, corrosive or be dangerous due to
miscellaneous properties (e.g. harmful to the environment).
EXPLOSIVE: Any material or substance that has the capacity to burst forth
with great disruptive force.
FLAMMABLE: Any substance or material that is easily ignited at
temperatures less than 100F and/or burns with unusual rapidity.
HAZARD: Any item, process, substance or activity that has the potential to
harm a person or the environment, or to damage property.
Title: Approved by: CEO
Procedure for the Safe Handling of Hazardous Material
Date: 30/11/2013
Effective date: 02/12/2013 Page 3 of 10
V. Remarks
The transportation of hazardous materials must involve the employees and
contractors. They have to recognize trailers/containers transporting hazardous
materials. The example can be seen in attachment II.
The gate personnel must take the following actions as trailer/container of hazardous
materials approaches the gatehouse, such as:
a. Look for placards;
b. Look for markings;
c. Check to see if internal billing indicates hazardous material;
d. Review the hard copy shipping papers for hazardous material entries; and/or
e. Ask the drayman if there are any hazardous materials in the shipment.
Materials Ordered
Form:
Material Labeled Approved Hazard Class Material Label
Material Delivered
Material Use
Form:
Waste Label Reading
WASTE: MM/DD/YYYY
FORM:
Material Disposal Hazardous waste inventory/ request
for disposal
Title: Approved by: CEO
Procedure for the Safe Handling of Hazardous Material
Date: 30/11/2013
Effective date: 02/12/2013 Page 6 of 10
2. Material Labelled
The action of chemical labelled in this stage must be labeled with accepted right to
know label and approved with the form of hazard class chemical label
4. Material Delivered
Chemical is delivered to ordering party. Officer in HSR departments and Site/
line manager have to be responsible for this stage, starting from giving the
employee instruction, training for operation and transportation.
The protection personal equipment (PPE) is needed to loading/unloading the
hazardous materials onto of from vehicles and for hazardous material shipments.
The transportation for hazardous materials also must be labeling in their container.
However, not all the hazardous material could be transporting. They have
requirement and classification for the class of hazardous materials, showed in
attachment II.
5. Material Use
Chemical must remain labeled throughout use. As chemicals are transfer to new
containers for long-term storage, they must be labeled. Appropriate storage for
hazard class. A copy of the MSDS should be kept in the same room as the
chemical.
6. Material Waste
usable. At this point the chemical must be labeled as a waste and returned to the
hazardous chemical officer for storage in an approved satellite storage facility. It
must be put in the storage inventory.
7. Material Disposal
VIII. References
ATTACHMENT I
MSDS FORM
Title: Approved by: CEO
Procedure for the Safe Handling of Hazardous Material
Date: 30/11/2013
Effective date: 02/12/2013 Page 9 of 10
ATTACHMENT II
HAZARDOUS PICTOGRAM
1. Physical Hazards