The Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) requires that each container holding a hazardous chemical have a warning label that is easily seen. What information must the label contain?

A.

The identity of the chemical along with the appropriate warnings for employee protection

B.

The identity of the chemical and its location

C.

The location of the chemical along with a detailed list of hazard information broken down into 16 sections

D.

The location of the chemical along with the appropriate warnings for employee protection

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Joan

13 March, 02:00

The Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) requires that each container holding a hazardous chemical have a warning label that is easily seen. What information must the label contain?

A.

The identity of the chemical along with the appropriate warnings for employee protection

B.

The identity of the chemical and its location

C.

The location of the chemical along with a detailed list of hazard information broken down into 16 sections

D.

The location of the chemical along with the appropriate warnings for employee protection

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Nola Craig · Answer 1

The correct answe in the question above is letter, a. the identity of the chemical along with the appropriate warnings for the employee protection. It is because labelling the chemical is one way of saying or identifying whether the chemical is considered to be hazardous or not and providing warnings along with it is will support as to why the chemical is considered to be hazardous and why the individual should be careful once it has made contact with the particular substance.