30 CFR Part 47
PART 47—HAZARD COMMUNICATION (HazCom)
- PART 47—HAZARD COMMUNICATION (HazCom)
- Chapter I—Mine Safety and Health Administration, Department of Labor › Subchapter H—Education and Training
- Subpart A—Purpose, Scope, Applicability, and Initial Miner Training
- § 47.1 Purpose of a HazCom standard; applicability.
- § 47.2 Operators and chemicals covered; initial miner training.
- Subpart B—Definitions
- § 47.11 Definitions of terms used in this part.
- Subpart C—Hazard Determination
- § 47.21 Identifying hazardous chemicals.
- Subpart D—HazCom Program
- § 47.31 Requirement for a HazCom program.
- § 47.32 HazCom program contents.
- Subpart E—Container Labels and Other Forms of Warning
- § 47.41 Requirement for container labels.
- § 47.42 Label contents.
- § 47.43 Label alternatives.
- § 47.44 Temporary, portable containers.
- Subpart F—Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
- § 47.51 Requirement for an MSDS.
- § 47.52 MSDS contents.
- § 47.53 Alternative for hazardous waste.
- § 47.54 Availability of an MSDS.
- § 47.55 Retaining an MSDS.
- Subpart G [Reserved]
- Subpart H—Making HazCom Information Available
- § 47.71 Access to HazCom materials.
- § 47.72 Cost for copies.
- § 47.73 Providing labels and MSDSs to customers.
- Subpart I—Trade Secret Hazardous Chemical
- § 47.81 Provisions for withholding trade secrets.
- § 47.82 Disclosure of information to MSHA.
- § 47.83 Disclosure in a medical emergency.
- § 47.84 Non-emergency disclosure.
- § 47.85 Confidentiality agreement and remedies.
- § 47.86 Denial of a written request for disclosure.
- § 47.87 Review of denial.
- Subpart J—Exemptions
- § 47.91 Exemptions from the HazCom standard.
- § 47.92 Exemptions from labeling.
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