Which statement is true regarding chemical hazard information access?

• A. The chemical's price list provides hazard information
• B. The engineering drawings provide hazard information
• C. The local weather forecast provides hazard information
• D. MSDS/SDS must be accessible to workers

Answer: (D)

Hazard information for chemicals must be available to workers through the MSDS/SDS. These sheets provide the hazards, safe handling and storage instructions, required personal protective equipment, emergency measures, and first aid guidance. They’re required to be accessible at the worksite so employees can review them whenever they handle or are exposed to chemicals. Other sources like price lists or weather forecasts don’t offer the safety details needed for chemical hazards, and while engineering drawings can show equipment or processes, they don’t replace the comprehensive hazard information found in MSDS/SDS. That's why making MSDS/SDS accessible to workers is the essential practice.