Hazardous materials list

For cyanogen chloride, the release involves direct aerosolization of the liquid agents with a particle size between 2 and 5 itm. In this scenario, the difference between a small and a large release is not based on the standard 200 liters spill used for commercial hazardous materials listed in the ERG. A small release involves 30 kilograms (approximately... 

Question 25. Hazardous Materials Carrier. Within the question there are 41 Divisions and or Classes of hazardous materials listed. For each Division/Class the carrier designates if they haul materials in bulk or in non-bulk packaging. For the purpose of the question, bulk is defined as 119 gallons or more of the material class. 

Location of the written hazard evaluation procedures and hazard communication plan Location of the hazardous materials listing Location and accessibility of the SDS file... 

IS YOUR COMPANY REQUIRED BY ANY STATE(S) TO HAVE A PERMIT FOR ANY OF THE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS LISTED IN QUESTION 30 ... 

Safety permit means a document issued by FMCSA that contains a permit number and confers authority to transport in commerce the hazardous materials listed in 385.403. 

During transportation, the following must be maintained in each commercial motor vehicle that transports a hazardous material listed in 385.403 and must be made... 

The operator of a motor vehicle used to transport a hazardous material listed in 385.403 must follow the com-mvmications plan reqmred in 385.407(b)(2) to make contact with the carrier at the beginning and end of each duty tour, and at the pickup and delivery of each permitted load. Contact may be by telephone, radio or via an electronic tracking or monitoring system. The motor carrier or driver must maintain a record of communications for 6 months after the initial acceptance of a shipment of hazardous material for which a safety permit is required. The record of communications must contain the name of the driver, identification of the vehicle, permitted material(s) being transported, and the date, location, and time of each contact required under this section. 

The motor carrier should contact the Transportation Security Administration s Transportation Security Coordination Center (703—563—3236 or 703—563—3237) at any time the motor carrier suspects its shipment of a hazardous material listed in 385.403 is lost, stolen or otherwise unac-covmted for. 

Upon request, a motor carrier must provide the number of its safety permit to a person who offers a hazardous material listed in 385.403 for transportation in commerce. A motor carrier s permit number will also be available to the public on the FMCSA Safety and Fitness Electronic Records System at http /www.safersys.org. 

A motor carrier fails to comply with applicable requirements in the FMCSRs, the HMRs, or compatible State requirements governing the transportation of hazardous materials, in a manner showing that the motor carrier is not fit to transport the hazardous materials listed in 385.403 ... 

The hazardous materials list can be summarized in the following categories ... 

Competent advice on the correct packaging to use for hazardous materials or other produces is obtainable from consultants in the field of packaging who are members of the Institute of Packaging Professionals, consultants counsel. A brochure listing the qualifications of member consultants is obtainable from the lOPP. 

Self-reactivity can be defined as the potential for a material to decompose or undergo energetic changes. Some of the methods for characterizing selfreactivity hazards are listed in Table A.3. 

Any material on the Environmental Hazardous Substance List/USDOT Hazardous Materials Table, must be reported at any quantity, if it was present at your facility. 

Any substance on the Extremely Hazardous Substance List must be reported at the threshold planning quantity or 500 pounds, whichever is less, if it was present at your facility in 1990. It is important to note that the majority of substances found on the Extremely Hazardous Substance List/USDOT Hazardous Materials Table. It is recommended that you report them at any quantity, as discussed in Item 1. 

This section contains the environmental hazardous substance list and US DOT Hazardous Materials Table. The information in this section has been extracted from the document New Jersey DEQ-094 (10/90). 

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE LIST / U.S. DOT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TABLE... 

Tracks hazardous materials in workplace and inventory for purchasing. Includes manufacturer listings. 

Collect Data on Quantities and Condition of Hazardous Material Use the list of hazardous materials contained in OSH A CFR1910.119, or other similar lists published by industry associations and regulators worldwide. Data on plant sections, quantities of hazardous material, and their storage conditions can be gathered in a number of different ways, depending on what information is available. 

In preparing your proposal, the first step will be to inventory all the PSM and ESH programs and elements that exist, or should exist, within your company. To help with this. Exhibits 2-4,2-5, and 2-6 provide lists of typical programs and elements. Although some of the titles vary, there is considerable overlap between these three exhibits. For example, they each have emergency response, hazards materials programs and work permit requirements. 

Table 64.2 provides examples of hazardous chemicals that require investigation when a catastrophic release occurs or when one could have happened. These OSHA guidelines should be used in conjunction with site-specific procedures. For a complete listing of the reportable chemical used in your plant, refer to the site Hazardous Materials Policy and Procedure Manual. 

Emissions to groundwater - this is a separate section where all hazardous materials on List I or II (Table 3.4) and which may enter the groundwater need to be identified. Surveillance and control measures should be specified. An improvement programme to limit their use may be required. 

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