The Right to Know Hazard Identification Sample Clauses

The Right to Know Hazard Identification. The Employer shall identify in writing new or presently used chemicals, substances, or equipment present in the work area including hazards or suspected hazards, precautions and antidotes or procedures to be followed following exposure. ARTICLE
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The Right to Know Hazard Identification. The Employer shall identify new or presently used chemicals, substances or equipment present in the work area, including hazards or suspected hazards, precautions and antidotes or procedures to be used following exposure.
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The Right to Know Hazard Identification. (k) The Committee shall identify new or presently used chemicals substances or equipment present in the work area including hazards or suspected hazards, precautions and antidotes or procedures to be followed following exposure. Work area shall include third party pre1111ses.
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The Right to Know Hazard Identification. (a) The Employer shall identify in writing in all appropriate languages, new or presently used chemi- cals, substances or equipment present in the work area including hazards or suspected hazards, precautions and antidotes or procedures to be followed following exposure.
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The Right to Know Hazard Identification. The Employer shall identify in writing new or presently used chemicals, substances, or equipment present in the work area including hazards or suspected hazards, precautions and antidotes or procedures to be followed following exposure. ARTICLE WAGE RATES Wage rates shall be as according to Appendix "A" of this Agreement, effective the dates specified for each classification. ARTICLE
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