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n r *v * HEALTH AMD SAFETY ACT m4 tli HEALTH AND SAFETY RULES RULES A-M ML* . STATE OF ILLINOIS MG 27 1993 INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION . PHIUP J. CAREY, CHAIRMAN JOHN MOUUN WILLIAM P. HANCOCK BEN. Z. NUDEIMAN CLAUDE WHITAKER JAMES S. FROEUCH Secretory DIRECTOR OF LABOR JOHN E. CULLERTON SAFETY INSPECTION AND EDUCATION DIVISION EDMUND E. KORNOWICZ IMS-ISOO) | Printed by uthoritjr of the State of lllmois| SCF-ALLF-00368 SC-ALL-01196 SC-ALL-05070 SCF-ALLF-01270 (I PLAINTIFFS ) * EXHIBIT I 3S- I I {-U-|M| RULES A-M /sir ,*34/^ TABLE OF CONTENTS t,3 RULES A-M Page Health Safety Act------------------ _.----- ---------- 1 Part A. Purpose and application, scope, arrangement and numbering, definitions, and interpretation of health and safety rufe --------------- -------- ------------------------------------ 12 Part B. Rules and regulations relating to guarding of me chanical power-transmission apparatus, prime movers, and moving parts of machinery, and guarding of opera tion of machinery______________ ___ ________ _______ 15 Part C. Rules relating to removal of dusts, vaport, fumes or gases from grinding, polishing and buffing operations.. 54 Part D. Rules relating to construction of underground tun nels, whether or not such construction is under com pressed air except as hereinafter stated.__ _____________ 63 Part , Rules and regulations relating to the removal of dusts, gases, vapors, fumes and mists released from spray, flow, dip a.nd brush coating operations----- -------- 91 Part P. Rules and regulations relating to the safety and health of workers employed in ferrous and non-ferrous operations where castings of base metals are made and shall include all operations in connection therewith______ 108 Part C. Rules and regulations relating to industrial house keeping and sanitation, and wash, locker, rest, toilet, and lunch room requirements........................................... ....... 141 Part H. Rules and regulations relating to various types of ladders and stages........................ -.................................... 163 Part I. Rules and regulations relating to the requirements for scaffolds, staging, ladders and other equipment for use in constructing, erecting, repairing, servicing and demolishing buildings, structures, or other objects........... 188 Pan J. Rules and regulations relating to labeling in the use, ' handling and storage of substances harmful to the health and safety of employees........................ :------------ ----------- 220 Pm K. Rules and regulations relating to the health and dsfety of workers employed in the handling and applica tion of tar, pitch, asphalt and other bituminous mixtures in construction operations........................................... ...... 280 Pm L. Rules and regulations relating to the health and safety of workers engaged in gas and electric cutting, welding, brazing, soldering and similar operations--...... 240 Pan M. Rules and regulations relating to the shoring oi trenches 280 Notmt Detailed index shown st beginning of each Part. ( I HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT (III. Rev. Stat Ch. 48. 8 137.MS7.21) I X. Induitrta! CommUcion to ad minister. I 2. Application of act I 3. Hold to secure protection of employee*. I 4. Natare of rales. I. 6. Effect of rales. | 6. Advisory committees. | 7. Proceedings to make rales-- Heartn*s--Review. f 8. Effective date ef rales. i 9. Practice and procedure. I 10. Securing information--Inspec tion of premises. | IX. Issuance of subpoenas--Testi mony. ' I 12. Annual report, j 13. Action in name of Industrial Commission. I 14. Records of proceedings. I IS. Publication of rules. I 16. Record on return to writ of certiorari. . I 17. Department of Labor to en- fora nlcBi ' I IS. Violation of rules. I 19. Title of act I 20. Arts repealed Rules of in dustrial Commission. I 2L Existing rights saved. AN ACT relating to the health and safety of persona employed, vesting in the industrial commission power to make reasonable rules relating thereto; providing for the enforcement thereof; and repealing certain Acts herein named. Be it enacted by the People of. the State of Illinois, repre sented in the General Assembly: [Industrial Commission to administer.] SECTION L Hie in dustrial commission is hereby vested with the power and author ity to administer the provisions of this Act [Application of act.] $ 2. This Act shall apply to ell em ployers engaged in any occupation, business or enterprise in this State, and their employees, exeept as follows: (a) Nothing contained in this Act shall be construed to ap ply to any work, employment or operations done, had or coin ducted by farmers and others engaged in faming, tillage of the oil or stock-raising, or to those who rent, demise or lease land for any such purposes, or to anyone in their employ, or to any work done on a farm or country place, no matter what land of work or service is being dime or rendered. (b) Nothing contained in this Act shall be construed to apply to employers and employees in the coal mining industry. 1 ffeeM and Safety Ad 1t [Roles to aeeure protecttoo of.employee*.] 3. It shall be the duty of every employer under this Act to provide reasonable protection to the lives.-health and safety of all persons employed by such employer. The industrial commission shall, from time to time, make, promulgate and publish such reasonable rules as will effectuate such purposes. Such rules shall be dear, plain and intelligible as to those affected thereby and that which is required of them, and each such rule shall be, by its terms, uniform and general in its appli cation wherever the subject matter of such rule shall exist in any business, occupation or enterprise having employees. Nothing in this Act shall be construed to grant to the indus trial commission the power to make any rule which will require the submission of any plan, specifications or other information concerning any proposed.installation, alteration, construction, apparatus-or equipment, or in ariy manner regulate the hours of labor of any employee in this State. [Nature or rules.] 4. To effectuate the purposes stated in Section 3, the Industrial Commission shall make such rules only for: (a) The proper sanitation and ventilation of all places of employment to guard against personal injuries and diseases. (b) Hie arrangement and guarding of machinery and the storing and placing of personal property to guard against per sonal injuries and diseases. (c) The prevention of personal injuries and diseases by contact with any poisonous or deleterious materials, dust, vapors, gases or fumes. . (d) The prevention of personal injuries and diseases caused by exposure to artificial atmospheric pressure. (e) The construction, setting, placing, erecting and main tenance of scaffolds, platforms, or other similar frameworks. [As amended by Act approved July 11, 1941.] [Effect of rule*.] 5, Such rules of the industrial commis sion shall have the force and effect of the law. . [Advisory committee*.] g 6. The industrial eommita'iOD may appoint advisory committees to suggest rules qr changes therein. Representation on such committees of employer and employee shall be equal. [Proceeding* to moke rule*- -He*ring*--Review.] g 7. The industrial commission, may, on its own initiative, or upon writ ten petition, make, modify or repeal any rule or ruin as provided in this Act, conforming with the following procedure: <a) If the industrial commission shall resolve to institute such proceedings on its own initiative, it shaft pass a resolution stating in simple terms the. subject matter and purpose of such 2 Hscffh end Wif|r Ad S1 hearing, and shall place each resolution on file, and the matter shall proceed to hearing and disposition upon such resolution as hereinafter provided. Every petition for hearing upon rules filed with the indus trial commission shall state, is simple terms, the subject matter and purpose for which such hearing is requested. Such petition shall be signed by five (6) employees or five (6) employers, or by a majority of employers, in a specified industry, and when such a petition ie filed, the matter shall proceed to hearing and disposition upon such petition as hereinafter provided. The industrial commission may, on its own motion, or the motion of any interested party, consolidate for joint hearing and joint disposition* any number of pending resolutions and peti tions or related subject matters; provided, that the provisions of this Act as to notice of hearing shall be complied with as to each such petition or resolution so consolidated. (b) When the industrial commission on.its own initiative determines to consider any rule or rules, or when such a petition is filed, the commission shall set a date for a public hewing on such cause, not leas than thirty (80) nor more than ninety (90) days alter the date of the passage of the resolution by the com mission of its intention to proceed on its own initiative, or after the filing of a petition, as the case may be. . (c) Notice of such hearings shall be given at least 80 days prior to the date of such hearing by publication in a newspaper of general circulation within the county in which the hewing ie to be held, and by mailing notice thereof to any employer, and to any association of employers and to any association of employees who have filed with the industrial commission their names and addresses, requesting notice of such hearings,, and stating the particular industry or industries concerning which they desire such notice. The notice of hearing shall state the time, place and subject matter of the hearing. (d) Hearings shall be held In places reasonably convenient to the persons affected. (e) At any such hearing, any interested party may submit any evidence pertinent to the subject matter of the hearing. (f) The industrial commission or any member thereof, shall have the power to administer oaths in connection with any pro ceeding under this Act. - (g) Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the industrial com mission shall enter in writing, its decision upon the subject mat ter of'such hearing. Copies of the decision shall be mailed to interested parties whose name shall be on file withtbe commis sion, as hereinbefore provided, and a certified copy thereof shall be filed in the office of the Secretary of State at Springfield. 3 KnM Safety Act 7 (h) Within thirty (80) days after the entry of a decision, rule or rules by the industrial commission, such commission may . correct, modify or vacate such decision, rule or. rules of its own motion, or upon written objection. Within such thirty (80) days, any person affected thereby may object in writing to the decision, rule or rules entered by the industrial commission, stating the specific grounds of his objection. Hie commission, in its dis cretion, may or may not act upon said objection. (i) Any person affected thereby, whether or not such per son participated in the previous proceedings, may within ninety (90) days after a decision, rule or rules is entered by the indus trial commission, file a praecipe for a writ of certiorari in the Circuit or Superior Court of the county in which the subject mat ter of the hearing is situated, or, if the subject matter is situated in more than one county, then in any one of such counties for the purpose of having the reasonableness or lawfulness of the de cision, rule or rules reviewed. Upon filing of such praecipe, writ of certiorari shall issue directed to the industrial commission, returnable on a designated return date not less than ten (10) nor more than sixty (60) days from the issuance thereof. . The person or the parties filing the praecipe for writ of cer tiorari. or other interested parties, shall, on or before the return date as fixed, file in the office of the clerk of the court out of which said writ issued, specific grounds of objection to the par ticular decision, rule or rules sought to be reviewed. Service of such writ'of certiorari shall be had by serving a copy upon any member of the industrial commission or its secre tary, which service shall be service upon the commission. The commission shall certify the record of the proceedings to the said court For the purpose of a writ of certiorari, the rec ord of the industrial commission shall consist of a transcript of all testimony taken at the hearing; together with ail exhibits, or copies thereof, introduced in evidence, and ail information se cured by the industrial commission on its own initiative whieh was introduced hi evidence at the said hearing; a copy of the resolution or petition filed with the commission which initiated the investigation, and a copy of the decision filed in the said cause, together with all objections filed with the industrial com mission, if any. On such certiorari proceedings, the court may confirm or reverse the decision as a whole, or may reverse and remand the decision as a whole, or may confirm any of the rules contained in such decision, and reverse or reverse and remand with respect to other rules in said decision. The order of the court shall be a final and appealable order except os to such portion of the decision of 4 HtHh end Safety Ac# 7 the commission, or as to such rule or roles therein as may be re manded by the court. Hie purpose of any each remanding order ehall be for the further consideration of the subject matter of the particular de cision, rule or rules remanded. ' No new or additional evidence may be introduced In the court in such proceeding but the cause shall be heard on the rec ord of the industrial commission as certified by it. The court ehall review all questions of law and fact presented by such record, and shall review questions of fact in the same manner as ques tions of fact are reviewed by the court on certiorari proceedings under the Workmen's Compensation Act The court first acquiring jurisdiction by virtue of the filing of a praecipe for writ of certiorari seeking to review any deci sion, rule or rules of the industrial commission, shall have and ' retain jurisdiction of such review and of aO other reviews from the same decision, rule or rules until such review is disposed of in said court Any person who subsequently, and within the time herein provided, has filed praecipe for writ of certiorari, may intervene in said original cause in whatever county it may be pending by making a proper showing. The industrial commission,, in making return to any writ of certiorari where praecipe is filed subsequent to the first praecipe involving the same subject matter, shall fife as its return, a State ment that the record has theretofore been filed, or is about to be filed, in response to the first praecipe theretofore -filed. At the time of makingsuch subsequent return, the industrial commission shall mail to the attorneys whose names appear on the said writ as attorneys for the petitioner therein, a true copy of the said return filed with the said court, which return ehall state the county in which the first praecipe has been filed, the title and number of the case, and the return date of the said first writ of certiorari. Any party filing such subsequent praecipe for writ of certiorari may intervene in the said original proceeding or shall be foreclosed by the decision thereon. Such intervenor shall be a party tothe said proceeding, to the same extent as the party who had filed the first-praecipe, and may raise any additional question with respect to the subject matter by filing his specific objections in the said court within such time as the court may direct (j) Appeals from aO final orders and judgments entered by the said court in review of the decision, rule or rules of-the in dustrial commission,, may be taken directly to the Supreme Court by either paity-to the action within forty-five (45) days after the entry of the order of the add court 6 HacJfl and W*fy Ad $7 Appeals from orders of the said court shall be hi the manner provided by law for other civil cases appealed to the Supreme Court Any proceeding in any court affecting a decision, rule or rules of the industrial commission, shall have priority in hearing and determination over all other civil proceedings pending in said court except election contests. (k) la all reviews or appeals under this Act it shall be the duty of the Attorney Genera] to represent the industrial com mission and defend its decisions and rules. [Effective date of rake.] 8. The industrial commission shall, ia its decision, rule or roles, fix the effective.date thereof; provided, no such decision, role or rules shall become effective until ninety (90) days after the entry thereof by the industrial commission, nor shall any such decision, rule or rules become effective during the pendency of any proceedings for review or appeal thereof instituted pursuant to the provisions of this Act in which case such decision, role or roles shall not become effec tive until such review or appeal. Including appeal to the Supreme Court, if any, has been disposed of by final order and the man* date shall have been filed with the industrial commission, and un til a. period of time has elapsed after the filing of sudi'mandate equal to the period of time between the date of the entry of such decision, role or rules by the Industrial commission and the effec tive date as originally Axed by said commission. (Practice and procedure.] 5 9. The industrial commission shall make and publish roles as to its practice and procedure in carrying out the duties imposed upon it by this Act, which rules shall be deemed prims facie, reasonable and valid. [Securing information -- Inspection of premises.] i 10. The owner, operator, manager or lessee of any place affected by the provisions of this Act and his agent, superintendent, subordi' nate or employee, and any employer affected by such provisions, shall, when requested by the industrial commission or any duly authorised agent thereof, furnish any information in his posses sion or under his control, whteh the industrial commission is au thorised to require; shall answer truthfully all questions requiredto be put to him; ahafl admit any .member of theindustrlal.com mission or Its duly authorized representative to any place of em ployment which is affected by the provisions-of this Act for the purpose of making inspection, and shall cooperate in the making of a proper inspection [Issuance of subpoenas Tcstfmoay.] j 11. The indus trial commission or any member thereof shall have power: 6. NedM and Safety Act |lf (a) To issue subpoenas for and compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of pertinent bocks, papers, docu ments or other evidence. (b) To hear testimony and receive evidence and to take or cause to be taken, depositions of witnesses residing within or without this State in the manner prescribed by law for deposi tions in civil cases in the Circuit Court. Subpoenas and commis sions to take testimony shall be under seal of tbe industrial commission. (c) Service of subpoenas may be made by any sheriff or constable, or any other person. Tbe Circuit, Superior or County court of the county where any hearing is pending, or any judge thereof, either in tern time or vacation, upon application of the industrial commission, or say member thereof, may, in bis dis cretion, compel the attendance of witnesses, the production of pertinent books, papers, records or documents and the giving of testimony before the industrial commission or any member there of, by an attachment proceedings, as for contempt, in the same manner es the production of evidence may be compelled before said court. [Annual report.] 6 12. The industrial commission shall make an annual report of its work under the provisions of this Act to the Governor on or before the first day of February of each year; and a biennial report to the Legislature on or before the first day of February of each odd-numbered year. [Action in name of Industrial Commission.] IS. All no tices, orders, decisions, rules and other official action ahal) be in the name of the industrial commission. [Record* of proceedings.] g 14. The industrial commis sion shall keep a full and complete record of all proceedings had before it or any member thereof, and all testimony shall be taken by a stenographer appointed by the industrial commission. The commission shall also keep records which will enable any em ployer, employee or their agents, to determine all action taken by the industrial commission with respect to the subject matter in which euch employer and employee is interested. All such records shall be open to public inspection. [PubBeatleu of rules.] g IS. At least once each year, the industrial commission shall publish, in printed form, all of its rules made pursuant to Section 4 of this Act which are in full force and effect at the time of such publication. [Record on returu to writ of certiorari.] g 16. Tbe record requtoed.to be furnished by the industrial commission as a return to the writ of certiorari shall be furnished by the industrial com- 7 HmM od Safety Ad $ 16 mission without cost In any appeal from the decision of the Cir cuit or Superior Court to the Supreme Court under this Act the clerk of such Circuit or Superior Court in making up the record for use in the Supreme Court shall incorporate therein the origins) transcript filed by the industrial commission in such Cir cuit or Superior Court as a return to writ of certiorari, in lieu of a copy thereof. [Department of Labor lo enforce-rules.] (17. It shall be the duty of the department of labor to enforce the rules of the industrial commission'promulgated by virtue of this Act; pro vided, the said industrial commission shall not take any part in the enforcement of any of its rules made in accordance with sec tion 4 of this Act. The department of labor, through its authorised agents, is hereby empowered to visit, and inspect at all reasonable times, all places of employment in this State affected by any rule made pursuant to section 4 of this Act; provided, that whenever any secret process is used in any factory, mercantile establishment, mill or workshop the owner shad, whenever asked by Die depart ment of labor- or its authorized agent file' with said department an affidavit that the owner has in all respects complied with all effective rules made pursuant to the provisions of this Act and such affidavit shall be accepted in lieu of inspection of any room or apartment in which such secret process is carried on. In the enforcement of the provisions of this Act, the depart ment of labor and its authorized agents under the direction and supervision of the department of labor, shall give proper notice in regard to any violation of this Act to the persons owning, op erating and managing any place of employment affected by any rule made pursuant to section 4 of this Aet Such notice shall be written or printed and signed officially by the director of labor or any person authorized by him, and aaid notice may be served by delivering the same to the person upon whom service is to be had, or by leaving at his usual place of abode, or business, an exact copy thereof, or by sending a copy thereof to such person by mail. [Violation of roles.) | 18. Any person, firm or corporation or any agent, manager or superintendent of any person, firm or corporation, who for himself or for such person,-firm or corpora tion, after due notiee by the department of labor or its authorized agent given in accordance with the provisions of thia Act, fails or neglects to comply with any rule made pursuant to Section 4 of this Act, violation of which is referred to in said notice, or who obstructs or Interferes with any examination or investiga tion being mr.de l.-y the department of labor or any of its ao- 8 . Htallk and SoMy Act 14 thorised agents, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con viction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not less than twen ty-five dollars ($25.00) and not more than. One hundred ($100.00) for the first offense; and upon conviction of the sec ond or subsequent offense, shall be fined not less than fifty dollars ($50.00) and not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00); and in each oaae shall stand committed until such fine and costs are paid unless otherwise discharged by due process of law. [Tide of act.] { 19. This Act shall be known arid may be cited as'the "Health and Safety Act." (Acts repealed -- Rales of Industrial Commission.) ( 20. That "An Act to provide for the health, safety and comfort of employees in factories, mercantile establishments, mills and workshops in this State, and. to provide for the enforcement thereof, and to repeal an Act entitled, 'An Act to provide for the health, safety and comfort of employees in factories, mercantile establishments, mills and workshops in this State, and to provide for the enforcement thereof,' approved June 4,1909," approved June 29,1915, as amended, be and the same hereby is repealed, such repeal to take effect March 1,1938. If, however, the Indus- . trial Commission shall make any rules pursuant to Section 4 of this Act, and It is designated in such rule that it is to replace any section or part of the said Act, and such rule- becomes effective prior to March 1,1938. then sueh section or part of the said Act shall replace such provision of the statute designated in such rule upon the effective date of said rule of the Industrial Commission, and that said Section 4, of "An Act in relation to employments creating poisonous fumes or dust in harmful quantities, and to provide for the enforcement thereof," approved June 29,1915, be and the same hereby is repealed, such' repeal to take effect Octo ber 1.1936; and that "An Act providing for the reporting, com piling and publishing of information concerning accidents to and deaths by accidents of employes," approved May 24,1907, be and the same hereby is repealed, such repeal to take effect upon the passage of this Act. [As amended by Act filed J uly 18,1937.) [Existing righto saved.] S 21. Ho repeal of any Act herein contained shall, extinguish or in any way affect any right of ac tion thereunder, existing at the time this Act takes effect. Ajtboved March 16,1936. 9 Met and Reguletlant Itutad under Health and Safety Act Note: The following Health and Safely Rules have been (sued under the provision* of this Act. Part A. Purpose and Application, Scope, Arrangement and Numbering, Definitions, and Interpretation of Health and Safety Rules. Part B. Rules and Regulations relating to Guarding of Me chanical Power-Transmission Apparatus, Prime Hovers, and Moving Parts of Machinery, and Guarding of Operation of Machinery. Part C. Rules relating to Removal of Dusts* Vapors, Fumes or Gases from Grinding, Polishing and Buffing Operations. Part D. Rules relating to Construction of Underground Tunnels, whether or not such Construction is Under Compressed Air except as hereinafter stated. Part. E. Rules and Regulations relating to the Removal of Dusts, Gases, Vapors, Fumes and Mists released from Spray, Flow, Dip and Brush Coating Operations. Part F. Rules and Regulations relating to the Safety and Health of Workers Employed in Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Op erations where castings of Base Metals are made and shall in clude all operatiqpa in connection therewith. Part G. Rules and -Regulations relating to Industrial House keeping and Sanitation, and Wash, Locker, Rest, Toilet and Lunch Room Requirements. Part N. Rules and Regulations relating to various Types of Ladders and Stages. Part l. Rules and Regulations relating to the Requirements for Scaffolds, Staging, Ladders and other equipment for use in Constructing, Erecting, Repairing, Servicing and Demolishing Buildings, Structures, or other Objects. Part J. Rules and Regulations relating to Labeling in the Use, Handling and Storage of Substances Harmful-to the Health and Safety of Employees. Part K. Rules and Regulations relating to the Health and Safety of Workers Employed in the Handling and Application of Tar, Pitch, Asphalt and Other Bituminous Mixtures in Con struction Operations, Part L. Rules and Regulations relating to the Health and Safety of Workers Engaged in Gas and Electric Cutting, Weld ing, Brazing, Soldering ana Similar Operations. 10 HEALTH AND SAFETY RULES 0/ the lltinoii Department of Labor Promulgated by the Industrial Commission of Illinois under the Health and Safety Act and enforced by the DIVISION OF FACTORY INSPECTION INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION PH1UP J. CAREY, CHAIRMAN JOHN MOUUN WllUAM P. HANCOCK BEN. Z. NUDELMAN CLAUDE WHITAKER JAMES S. FROEUCH Secretory DIRECTOR OF LABOR JOHN E. CUllERTON SAFETY INSPECTION AND EDUCATION DIVISION EDMUND E. KORNOWICZ 11 PART "A" Pvrpoao oad Application, Scope, Arrangement and Numbering, MiiHern, aad Interpretation of Heotfe and Safety Kdw- Efid'nt May I, 19)8 I n do * Section Pare ! CHAPTER I: . - ' Purpose end Application........................................................... I 13 Scope.......................................................................................... 8 IS '. Amiftacat and Numbering.................................... .............. 3 Id I Definition* ............................................................................... 4 Id Interpretation of Rule*........................................................... - 3 Id 12 PART "A" Purpose oed ApptlcoHou, Scope, Arrangement end Number!sg. Definitions, and Interpretation of KmIA ud Safety talet . A Amended and in Fore* March I, 1955 ' Chapter I Sec. I. Purpose and Application The purpose of these rules, pursuant to the provisions of the Health and Safety Act, is to provide reasonable protection to the lives, health and safety of persona employed in this State, and these rules shall apply wherever the subject matter thereof shall exist in any business, occupation, or enterprise in this State having employees,except as follows: (a) Nothing contained in these rules shall be eon-, atrued to -apply to any work, employment or operations done, had or conducted by farmers and others engaged in fanning, tillage of the soil or stock-raising, or to those who rent, demise or lease land for any such purposes, or to any one in their employ, or to any work done on a farm or country place, no matter what kind of work or service is being done or rendered.. - (b) Nothing contained in these rules shall be con strued to apply to employers aod employees in the coal mining industry. . Sec. 2. Scope The scope of these rules, pursuant to the provisions of the Health and Safety Act, is intended to be limited to the follow ing only: (a) The proper sanitation and ventilation of all places of employment to guard against personal injuries and diseases. (b) The arrangement and guarding of machinery and the storing and placing of personal property to guard against personal injuries and diseases. (c) Hie prpv;7'aoa of personal injuries and diseases by contact with any poisonous or deleterious materials, dusts, vapors, gases or fumes. (d) The prevention of personal injuries and diseases caused by exposure to artificial atmospheric pressure. (e) The construction, setting, placing, erecting and maintenance of scaffolds, platforms, or other similar frame works. 13 I Mr A. CA. I. Sac. 4 Sac 3. Arrsitqemeet and Numbering Health and Safety Rules made by the Industrial Commis sion are divided into main divisions called "Parts," designated "Part A," "Part B," etc Each "Part" is subdivided by chapters; each chapter is subdivided by sections, and each section is sub divided by rules. A separate series of numbers is used in num bering chapters of each "Part," sections of each chapter, and rules of each section. Where a rule consists of more than one paragraph, or where sub-paragraphs are used, such paragraphs and sub-paragraphs are appropriately designated to facilitate ready- reference. .. Sec 4. DefaHioni Rule l. General Definitions: The following definitions Bhall apply in connection with all rules made by the Industrial Com mission. . .. (a) The term "Health and Safety Act" shall mean the Health and Safety Act. of the State of Illinois. (b) The term "Industrial Commission" shall mean the Industrial Commission of the State of Illinois. (c) The term "Department of Labor" shall mean the Department of Labor of the State of Illinois. (d) The words "shall" or "must" where used in these rules are to be understood as mandatory. Sec 5. Interpretation of Aula* . Rule l. General Interpretations: The following interpreta tions shall apply in connection with all rules made by the Indus trial Commission: . (a) These rules shall be interpreted liberally so as to effectuate their intent of providing reasonable protection to the lives, health and safety of employees within the scope authorised by statute. (b) These rules shall be deemed to constitute mini mum standards for providing reasonable, protection to the lives, health and safety of persons employed in this State. . Where protection equivalent or superior to that afforded by any applicable rule or rules made by the Industrial Com mission is provided, such equivalent or superior protection shall be deemed compliance with such rules or rules. (c) Nothing contained in these rules shall be Inter preted as prohibiting any employer from enforcing addi tional safeguards or regulations for protection to the lives, health and safety of persons employed by aueh employer, provided such additional safeguards or regulations do not conflict with rules made by the Industrial Commission. (d) Irrespective of any language in any of the fol lowing Parts to the contrary, all rules shall apply wherever the subject matter of such rule* shall exist in all businesses, occupations or enterprises having employees. 14 PART "G" Ru|s ond Regulations Relating to Industrial Housekeeping and Sanitation, and Wash, Locker, Rest, Toilet and Lunch Room Requirements Effective September I, 1944 Sec. i. Scope end Definitions Rule 1. Scope: These rules and regulations for industrial housekeeping and sanitation, and wash, locker, rest, toilet and lunch room re quirements shall apply to any plant, factory or other work place wherein labor is regularly employed in the production, servicing, altering, handling, transporting, erecting, disassembling or wrecking of commodities and materials as differentiated from commercial and nonproductive enterprises such as retail store,professional, financial and office operations other than plant and factory office, with the following exceptions: (a) War Conditions. It shall be deemed that an em ployer is complying with any of these rules, specifications and regulations as set forth if he has made an effort to comply with them but has been denied a priority by com petent federal authority to obtain the necessary materials and equipment by virtue of limitations imposed upon em ployers beyond their control because of the war which is going on at the time of the adoption of these code rules. (b) Other Governmental Supervision. If local ordi nances are more strict than these rules, specifications and regulations, concerning any specific subject, the local ordi nances shall be followed. Parts of this code that are in con flict with the rules, specifications and regulations of any governmental agency that has jurisdiction or supervision over the control or conduct of any work place or operation shall not be enforced. Rule 2. Definitions: (a) Foot Candle. A foot candle means the amount of illumination at a point on a plane 1-foot distant from a source of 1-candle power and perpendicular to the light rays at this point. 144 PART G, Sec. 6, Rule 9 (f) shall be covered with fly screen. Stacks shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. Rule 10. Toilet Paper: Toilet paper shall be provided for each water closet, privy and chemical closet. A holder or retainer shall be provided for toilet paper at each facility. Rule 11. Toilet Room Temperatures: The temperature of toilet rooms other than privies during periods of occupancy shall not be less than 65 F. Sec. 7. Wash and Locker Rooms Rule 1. Wash and Locker Room Requirement: Wash and locker room facilities shall be provided for each sex when the number of either sex exceeds ten (10) regularly employed on any single work shift. Rule 2. Place to be Provided for Employees* Belongings: The employer shall furnish clothes racks, locker, locker baskets or suspended devices, for every employee regardless of whether a wash and locker room is required. If lockers, locker baskets or other suspended devices are provided they shall be of a type that can be locked. Rule 3. Construction of Wash and Locker Rooms: All new wash and locker rooms, and any expansion of or addition to wash and locker room facilities after the approval of this code by the Industrial Commission shall be constructed in accordance with the requirements of this rule. (a) Construction of Wash Rooms. If wash rooms are constructed as separate units they shall be constructed in accordance with Section VI, Rule 3, except that no ceiling shall be required. (b) Construction of Combined Wash and Locker Rooms and Separate Locker Rooms. When wash and locker rooms are combined in a single unit or locker rooms are built as separate units, they shall be so constructed that the walls shall extend to the ceiling of the building in which they are located except that when located in high vaulted areas the walls may be less than eight (8) feet high, and the wash and locker room combination, or the locker room, completely sealed over to keep dust and dirt off the em ployees' belongings unless lockers are provided for the em ployees' clothing; then no ceiling shall be required unless a ceiling is essential to cut off view from above. (c) Floors. The floors of combined wash and locker rooms and separate locker rooms shall be constructed of or covered with materials impervious to moisture so that they may be kept in a clean and sanitary condition. 157 L PART G, Sec. 7, Rule 3 (6) (d) Location of Doors. All doors of combined wash and locker rooms and separate wash and locker rooms for means of ingress and egress shall be provided with auto matic closing devices. The doors of wash and locker rooms for males and females shall not be located closer than six (6) feet apart. The doors shall be so located that the in terior of the rooms is not visible from the outside through the doors except that partitions may be located and built within at least one (1) foot of the floor and not less than six (6) feet high to screen the interior of the room from beyond the door view. Doors may be provided with glass that is not trans parent. Wash and locker rooms shall be plainly marked "MEN" or "WOMEN." If wash and locker rooms are built as separate units or in combination, and adjoin toilet rooms, there shall be a connecting door between the facilities. Rule 4. Washroom Facilities: Every washroom shall be pro vided with lavatories and/or shower baths as per the following: (a) Lavatories. Lavatories shall be provided for em ployees per shift on the following basis: Stinii>rr of Bmphyeea Lavatories 1 io lf>inclusive................................................................. 10 lo 30inclusive.................................................................. 31 vo SOinclusive.................................................................. 1 2 3 For each additional 25 employees or fractional part thereof, there shall be provided 1 additional lavatory. The lavatories may consist of individual units or wash sinks or circular fountains. Where wash sinks, or circular fountains are used, twenty-four (24) inches of outside rim of a wash sink and seventeen (17) inches of outside rim of a circular fountain shall be the equivalent of one (1) lava tory. (b) Construction of Lavatories. All lavatories in stalled in new wash rooms, or any additional lavatories installed in existing wash rooms after the approval of this code by the Industrial Commission shall be constructed as follows: Lavatories, wash sinks or circular fountains shall be constructed of vitreous china or other impervious material. The surfaces left exposed after installation shall have a glazed, smooth finish. Individual lavatories may be equipped with a drain plug or stopper. Wash sinks and circular fountains shall not be equipped with a drain plug or stopper. 158 PART G, Sec. 7. Rule 4 (b) All lavatory facilities shall be equipped with hot and cold water faucets and wash sinks and circular fountains may be equipped with spray pipes provided with valves for controlling the hot and cold water supply. Spring-closing hand-operated faucets shall only be permitted in single lava tories provided with stoppers. Rule 5. Floor Space Required for Washroom Facilities: All new washrooms and any expansion or addition of lava tories in washrooms after the approval of this code by the Indus trial Commission shall have not less than thirteen (13) square feet of floor space provided per lavatory or its equivalent, in cluding aisle space where only used for washing purposes ex clusive of shower baths. If the washroom is consolidated with the locker room the figure of thirteen (13) square feet may be reduced, depending on the amount of adjacent aisle space com mon to both the locker room and the washroom. Rule 6. Shower Baths: Shower baths shall be provided for employees regularly en gaged in operations where injurious and toxic liquids, chemicals and dusts are produced and come in contact with the bodies of the employees, or where the operations cause the bodies, except faces, hands and arms of the employees to become so covered with grime, dirt and grease that the street clothes of the em ployees become soiled when they change into them after the Working shift. In such cases, shower baths shall be provided on the basis of one shower to each twenty (20) employees or frac tional part thereof, and such showers shall be installed in ac cordance with the following: (a) Shower Bath Stalls. Individual shower bath stalls installed after the approval of this code by the Indus trial Commission shall not be less than thirty-two (32) inches wide and thirty-two (32) inches deep. Where bat teries of showers are installed in a line, the shower heads shall be located on at least three (3) foot centers and no partitions need be provided separating the shower spaces. (b) Shower Bath Floor Construction. The floors of all shower bath installations shall be constructed of mate rials impervious to water, and the floors shall be pitched to readily drain off into a floor drain. Where the floor connects with a wall, forming a part of the shower installation, a cove shall be made integral with the floor not less than six (6) inches high. Means shall be provided in the surface finish of the floors, or coverings provided on the soapy floors in and around shower bath installations, such as mats, sheets of roofing paper and the like, to prevent employees from slip- 159 PART MJ' Rules and Regulation! Relating to Labeling in tfce Uu, Handling and Storage of Svbifaaces Harmful to tfco ' Hoattb and Safety of Employee! Effective June 15, IV5I Index Section I. SCOPE A.VD DEFINITIONS Rule 1. Scope ........................................... Ruk 2. Definitions .................................. (a) Container ................................... (b) Poison......................................... (c) Flammable. Liquid ..................... (d)'Mixture ........... ..--.................. (el CorrotiecPhyaiological............. If) Dust ........................................... (g) Fume........................................... (hi Mixt............................................. (0 Gas ............................................. (jl Vapor ......................................... (k) Irritant--Physiological............. SECTION PACE 1 231 221 221 221 221 221 221 221 222 222 222 .222 222 Section II. CONTAINERS REQVIRED TO BE LABELED Rule I. Requirement*................................................... .. 2 222 Section 111. GENERAL DIRECTIONS OF LABELING PROCEDURE Role 1. Preparation of Wanting Labels (a) Each Chemical t Distinct Problem......................... 3 (b) Statements In Cndrtxtood Terms............................. 3 222 222 tr) Precautionary- Information ................................... 3 222 Id) Labela for Different Products................................ 3 222 (e) Subject Matter......................................................... 3 (f) Inclusion of Word "POISON"................................. .1 lit) Lobe) in Conspicuous Place..................................... 3 (hi Small Packages within LargerPackage............. 3 222 223 223 223 Section IV. INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED ON WARNING LABELS Rule I. Basis of Information............................................... 4 223 (a) Name of Product......................... 4 223 - (bj Signal Word........................................................... 4 (c) Statement of Hattrds ......... ................................. 4 (d) Precautionary Measure* .......................................... 4 223 223 224 (e) Instructions in Case of Contact or Exposure.... 4 224 Section V. CONTAINER HANDLING AND STORAGE Rule 1. General Precautions................................................. (a) Metal Drum Handling and Storage (for liquids . and semi-liquids I............................................... (b) Glass Carboy Handling and Storage..................... (cl Wooden Barrel Handling and Storage (for liquids and oemMiquids).................................... ;......... Id) Cylinder Handling and Storage............................. $ 3 3 S S 224 223 223 223 223 Section VI. CU1DE TABLE FOR SELECTION OF PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS OK WARN'JNC LABELS.... 6 223 220 PART "J" RULES AND REGULATIONS RELATING TO LABELING IN THE USE, HANDLING AND STORAGE . OF SUBSTANCES HARMFUL TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF EMPLOYEES lotllon I. SCOPE AND DEFINITIONS RULE I. SCOPE That rules and regulationi shall apply to all container* el substances known to constitute a- health, poison, Are, or explosion basard, .to insure proper labeling of the containers with regard to use, handling, and storage, to order to reasonably safeguard employees working with such substances. RULE 2. DEFINITIONS Except as otherwise provided herein, the following definitions shall apply. (a) Container. Container shall mean an individual package that is a bag, bos, barrel, glass bottle, can, carboy, cylinder or drum employed to receive, scare, or dispense a harmful substance. (b) Poison. Poisons are substances, liquids or solids (including pastes and semi-solids), which are known to be so toxic to man aa to afford a hazard to health, or which in the absence of adequate data on human toxicity, are considered to be toxic according to recognized medical and toxicological tests. (c) Flammable Liquid. Any liquid which gives off flammable vsDOTS (at determined by flash point from Tagliabut's dosed cup tester, A.S.T.M, Pro cedure D 56-36) at or bdow a temperature of 70 F. (d) Mixture. A physical commingling of -two or more substances which nay of may not bear a fixed proportion to one another and which- have not reacted chemically with one another. (c) Corrosive--Physiological. An agent which in contact with living time will cause more or less severe destruction of tissue by chemical action. As .used in warning labeling, the term "corrosive" refers to action on.living liuue and-should not be confused with action on inanimate surfaces such as nculi, glass or wood. ' (f) Dost. Solid particles generated by handling, crushing, grinding, rapid impact, 'detonation and decrepitation of organic or inorganic materials such si rock, ore, metal, coal, wood, grain, etc. A dun docs net tend to flocculate except under electrostatic forces; it does not diffuse in air but settles under the iaSucnccs of gravity. 221 PART J, See. 1. Rule 2 (g) (g) Fumt. Solid particle* generated by condensation from (be gaseous Hate, generally after volatilization from molten intuit, etc, and onto ac companied by a chemical reaction auch at oxidation. A fume flocculates aad (ometimet coalctcex. (h) Mitt. Suipcndcd liquid droplet* generated by condenution (com the - gaseous to the liquid xtatc or by breaking up a liquid into a ditperacd Hate, inch at by xplathing, foaming, and atomizing. (i) Cat. A normally formlett fluid which occupiet the apace or enclosure and which can be changed to' the liquid or aolid cute by the eflea of increased pressure or decreased temperature or both. (i) Vapor. The gamut form of a tubtunce which it normally in tfcc tolid or liquid tutc. (k) Irritant--Phytiological. An agent which in contact with Kviog time will induce either immediately or after prolonged or repeated contact, a Beat or leu levere local tittuc reaction not leading directly to dettruetioa of time. Socffon If. CONTAINERS REQUIRED TO Bi LABELED RULE I. REQUIREMENTS All containers holding tubtuttcet known to coitnitutc a health, poison, fire or explosion hazard (hall be labeled in accordance with the hazards detrimental to the health and safety of employees. Section III. GENERAL DIRECTIONS Of LABELING PROCEDURE RULE I. PREPARATION OF WARNING LABELS In preparing warning labels, the following general principlct shall govern: - (a) Each Chemical a Dittinrt Problem. Each chemical product presents a distinct problem and must be treated individually in the light of ha own characteristic!! Produni composed of two or more tubsuncer may hare prop erties that vary in kind or degree from those of the individual components, and warning label ahall be based upon tbe properties of the ftmtbcd mixture. Impurities may contribute hatardoua properties and shall not be overlooked. (b) Statement! in Understood Term!. All statements on warning labels shall be brief, accurate, and expressed in simple, easily understood terms. (c) Precautionary Information. Precautionary information shall be used only when and to the extent necessary. (d) Labelt for Different Product!. On labels lot different products, uni formity in language shall be used to indicate the ume hazards and same de gree of hazard. (c) Subjeet Metier. The following subject matter shall be considered for ' inclusion on a warning label: 1. Name of Product; 2. Signal word designating degree oi hazard--"DANGER", "WARN ING", or "CAUTION"; 3. Affirmative statements of hazards; i. Precautionary measures covering actioas to be followed or avoided; 5. Instructions in case of contact or caposurc, where advisable; 6. Instructions for handling and storage of conuincri. 222 PART J, Sec. ). Rult 1 (I) (!) Iafimiaa of word "POISON". The indusionof the word "POISON" ad the ikall and cmtbma on a Labd dull be limited to those ok* where Ac product It a potion according to the definition or where inch sue 'it pro- enbed by law. when uted, this legend lull be in addition to the other labd wrung and dull not take the place of the'signal words, DANGER, WARN* IKG, and CAUTION, which are designed' to show the relative degrees o( baaard. (g) LsM in CoaifUaout Plact. Warning lutctncnti dull be located prominently oh the Ubei and dull be printed in entity legible type which it u contrail by typography, layout, or color with ocher -printed matter on the labd. The label dvill.be afSsed firmly to and'ip a conspicuous place on the 'twuaihcr. (by Small Piriayn within o Larger Portage. When one or morc'pack* tga bearing "DANCER" warning labels arc incorporated in a common ebn- uiacr, .the common or outer' container dull be Libeled by the signal word "DANGER" followed by the word that indicates the matt significant hazard, such at "DANGER-POISON", "DANGER-FLAMMABLE , etc. Soothe IV. INFORMATION TO BE- INCLUDED ON WARNING UtBELS . R(JLE` I. INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED ON WARNINC LABELS SHALL BE BASED ON THE FOLLOWING: (a) Namr of Product. A non-dcscriptivc code designation or trade name dull not be'uted as the only identification of a hazardous subsume. II the complete chemical name it not ihowri, the Ubcl dull at lent, clearly state the type of lubsuhcc, e-g., "corrosive acid", "lead compound". (b) Signal Word. This word is-intended--to draw attention to the pres ence ol hazard, and to indicate the degree of severity. The signal words are in the order ol diminishing'severity ol hazard: ' t. "DANGER" 2. "WARNING" 3. "CAUTION" Degree of severity can be expressed only in relative terms. "DANGER" . it (he strongest of the three words and shall be used for those products pre senting the most serious hazards. "CAUTION" is required for those com pounds presenting the least sertpus hazards. "WARNING" is intermediate between "DANGER" and "CAUTION". (c) Suttmim of Hattrdi. Thip statement shall give notice ol the .hazards that arc present in connection with the customary or reasonable anticipated kindling or use ol the product. Examples ire: . "CAUSES. BURNS" . "VAPOR EXTREMELY HAZARDOUS" Matty chemical products will present more than one type ol hazard, in hkh case appropriate statements for each significant type shall be included on the labet While toy compound may be hazardous if improperly used, it is impractical to cover every possible contingency on-a label. In some jamnets kgee a mild caution is indicated, the .stitcmcni of hazards may be omitted 223 PART J. Sac. . Ry>* (d) nd adequate information provided by the signal word "CAUTION'' followed by (be statement of precautionary measure). (d) Precautionary Mtanm. There innructioiu are intended to nipple, mem the lutcmem of hazards by briefly retting forth, measures to be ukea to avoid injury or damage from stated haxardr. Examples arc: "KEEP AWAY FROM HEAT AND OPEN FLAME" "AVOID BREATHING DUST' Precautionary measurer may be included for tear terioui haaardt not wo ndered of sufficient importance to require inclusion in the statement of haa ardt. In tome instances, the omission of a precautionary statement may be Justified, where the measure to be followed is obvious from the statement of hazard. For example, "Do not take internally" is unnecessary when the state ment of hazard contains the words, "May be fatal if swallowed." (c) hutruetioai ia Cost o/ Contort or Eapoturt. The primary purpose ol a warning label is to prevent injury or damage. Instructions in case of . contact or exposure shall be included in those instances where the results of contact or exposure are severe and immediate treatment is highly desirable, and where simple remedial measures may be taken safely by .non-professional persons before medical assistance it available. Instructions shall be'limited to recognized first aid procedure).based on simple methods and commonly avail able materials. Instructions for strictly medical treatment shall be omitted except when specifically required by law. Because of the serious and lasting effects that may result from eye injuries, a recommendation to get medical attention shall accompany any specific instructions directed to treatment of the eyes. In certain instances simple remedial measures such as washing or removal of clothing may be ipduded where they will aerve to ovoid serious injury following contact or exposure. ' All precautionary information ahall appear tfa the label at a unit and . shall be primed in the order given above. Relative prominence shall be given the individual statements. Relative prominence may be achieved in a number of ways such at by variation in type size, color, or layout of the printed mate rial. Products will be encountered that present hazards varying in kind or degree from those listed. Appropriate statements of hazards, precautionary measures and instruc tion) in case of contact or exposure shall be prepared on the basis of the properties of the product, following the pattern and general phraseology of the table in Section V. Parenthetical words in the table express variations in kind or degree and are to be used where applicable. Section V. CONTAINS* HANDLING AMO STORAGE RULE I. Precautionary statements must be used cither as separate labels or io combination with the warning labels attached to the container whenever their use is required for safe handling and teorage. Care mutt always be ctercised in handling and storing containers of hazardous substances. The general pre 224 PART J. Sat. S. Me 1 cautions lilted below thill be used at a guide in labeling for apodal handling and uoring certain clatici ol containers. Applicable phrases majr be selected from these sutemenu. (a) Metal Oram Handling and Storage (for liquids and semi-liquids) Keep plug up to prevent leakage. Keep drum out of tun and away from heat. ' Relieve internal pressure when received and at least weekly thereafter by slowly loosening plug. Rctightco immediately. Never use pressure to empty. . Keep lights, fire, and sparks sway from drum openings. Drum must not be wished out or used for other purposes. Replace plug after each withdrawal and return with empty drum. In case of spillage, flush with plenty of water. (b) Clan Carboy Handling and Storage Before moving carboy be sure closure is sccurdy fastened. Loosen cloture carefully. Keep out of sun and away from heat. Never use pressure to empty. . Completely drain carboy before returning. In case of tpillage, Ruth with plenty of water. ' (c) Wooden Barrel Handling and Storage (lor liquids and semi-liquids) Keep out of sun and away from heat. Store with bilge bung up. Never use pressure to empty. Drain completely. Keep barrel moist--shrinkage may cause leaks. In cave of spillage, flush with plenty of water. (d) Cylinder' Handling and Storage Keep away from heat. Do not store in sunlight. Never drop cylinders. Be sure connections arc tight. . I.C.C. Regulations prohibit refilling cylinder without permission of owner. Have airline respirator or self-contained oxygen respirator available for emergency. Socfion VI. GUIDE TABLE BOB SELECTION Of PRECAUTIONART STATEMENTS ON WARNING LABELS RULE l. The table which follows shall be used as a guide in the selection of pre cautionary statements on warning labels. However, the warning labels for producu, chemicals and substances shall include appropriate combinations of pertinent statement!. 225 CLASS OF HAZARD 1. Flammable liquid* (Flash point* ui dacrmined by the Tagliabac doted eupmtfhod) A. Flash poist 70 dcgftc* F. or below II. Oxidising Agent* STATEMENTS OF (] Sthcuoa m hr baud am otrarJ |J ad dtgrtt of kauri I Flammable | Strong Oxidant 1 Contact with Combustible Mittria Fite | III. Material* Giving Vapor* Rapidly Tozk or Enremdy Irritsliag oa Eaponuc for a Sbon Time or to Low Contcmration* IV. Material* Giving Vapor* Hazardous from Prolonged or Repeated Fapoturci or Esposuie to High Concentrations Vapor (Extremely) Hazardous 1 Hasardotu Liquid and Vapor 1 Prcirurc) 1 Vapor Poitooeu* if Inhaled I Vapor May be Faal if Inhaled I How NannW-dt<ad U-ntataai-liGd>ilMa nIMf Ostalfl Vapor Harmful 1 Causa Irriutian of Eyes, Nose, V. Case* and Vapor* Phjruologically Inert VI. Material* in Dun Form Hazardous from Inhalation or Contact Git (Vapor) Reduces Oxygen Arl Breathing Rdcasa Heavy Cm (Vapor) ufl Cause Suffocation | Hazasdous (Harmful) Dun I Harmful if Inhaled 1 Causa Irritation of Skin, Note, J VII. Skin Itritano--Cortotive Causa-Severe Burns Causa Burns May Cause Burns 1 1 1 . VU|. Material* Causing Skin Irritation after Prolonged or Repeated Contact Causa Skin Irritation May Cause Skin Irritation I 1 DC. Material* Toeic Through Skin Absorp tion Hazardous Solid (Liquid! 1 Rapidly Absorbed through Skin 1 Absorbed through Skin 1 tan UrthltiwOWetavd tawiKtatbad If Uo*r*Os*M X. Material* Toak'if Swallowed Poisonous if Swallowed May he Fatal if .Swallowed Harmful if Swallowed HwMWItataMWIU 1 1 I 1 W... >fa Ml 226 "p fc baud on ar/uaf hwrit of tut r el bttord . . t W AO C * CONTACT OR EXPOSUR Stlertion to be bated on nrrtuitj of pro-. Li; (ram hejt (sparks) and open Rnc. Earner closed (and away from htai). C^kquite vctuiUiKwi. Lgnauljr (away) from and avoid con E combustible materials. Egumination of clothing at il become* Ur flammable when ary. Emitter ctojed (and away (ram heal). liMOCt with akin and eye*. lorothe vapor. Lpt in eye*, on (kin, on clothing, tr with adequate ventilation, turner doted (and away (rom heal), t fine retpirator or id(<onuined oaytutor available for emergency. kr with adequate ventilation. 1:prolonged or repeated) breathing (of) I :otua>'( with skin, eye* and clothing, lutairter doted (and away from heal). p adequate ventilation, keuincr dosed. K enter ttorage area* unleu adequately bd. breathe dun. Ijmthing dun. [iorouphly heforr eating ur smoking. |<ipoiurr with tkin.-eyet. and clothing. r. yet in rye*, on (kin. on clothing. 1 coralet with skin, eyes, and clothing, rtposure to (concentrated) vapor. (prolonged or repeated) contact with In case of contact, immediatdy fluth ikin eyes with plenty of water foe (at lean) minute*; for eyes, get medical attention. W; clothing thoroughly at unce. Sweep up tpillagc at once. Flush or absorb spillage with ................. In cate of contact, immediatdy flush (kin eyes with plenty of water for (at lean) minuter; for eyes, get medical attention. 1 move and wash clothing heforc rc-utc. Note: If Poison* as used, add antidote sta merit as required. If spilled on clothing, remove and wash 1 fore re-use. In case of c(|wsurc to high concentration, t move to fresh air. If affected by esputure, remove <o fresh ai If breathing has stopped, apply artificial rr piration. In cate of contact, immediatdy fluth skin < eyes with plenty of water for (at least) 1 minutes; for eyes, get medical attention. R move and wash clothing before re-use. In case of contact, immediately flush skin : eyes with plenty of water for (at least) '1 minutes; lor ryes, get medical allcntion. R. move and wash clothing before rc-utc. !thoroughly before eating or smoking, rtposure to (concentrated) vapor. ' i get in eyet,-on tkin. on clothing, contact with tkin, eyes, and clothing. thoroughly before eating or smoking, thoroughly after handling, breathe duit (vapor), btathjng dun (vapor), take internally (only if tlatement ol doe* not make this clear). In case ol eoniact, .immediately remove a contaminated clothing and flush skin or eye with plenty of water for (at least) 15 minutes for eyes, get medical attention. Wash clolhui before re-use. Mrasr* II Paia* I* wm4, iM `hMm mtmmgm n il U 4d mUw ymitwt wrah Midi 4*4 Omhiiit 227