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This plan applies to work operations where an employee may be exposed to hazardous chemicals under normal working conditions or during an emergency situation.  \nROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES  \n\n| Company Name | Xavier University |\n| --- | --- |\n| Date | Revised : June 25, 2007 |\n\nThe following will be provided by your employer:  \n• A written hazard communication plan  \n• A List of hazardous chemicals at this facility or in your work area  \n• MSDS for each hazardous chemical including those chemicals located in pipes  \n• Assure all chemicals are labeled  \n• “Effective” training and information for all hazardous chemicals at this facility  \n\n| Employees | ALL EMPLOYEES |\n| --- | --- |\n\nAs an employee you must read this written hazard communication plan and:  \n􀂃 Follow all safety instructions provided by this plan and your employer  \n􀂃 Complete hazard communication Training video and test  \n􀂃 Obtain a MSDS for any new chemical you may be required to purchase  \n􀂃 Forward new MSDS to MAXCOM administrator to facilitate updating the plan  \n􀂃 Label containers that are used for the transfer chemicals (secondary or portable containers)  \n􀂃 Read safe use guide information and chemical labels prior to working with a chemical  \n􀂃 Always wear personnel protective equipment specific to each chemical  \n\n| Contractors | ALL EMPLOYEES |\n| --- | --- |\n\nContractors and their employees must read this plan and provide the following information to the MAXCOM administrator:  \no A list of hazardous chemicals they will use while at this workplace  \no A MSDS for each hazardous chemical being used by contractor  \no Follow all safety rules at this workplace  \no Always wear personnel protective equipment for each hazardous chemical  \nRevision 1.7 Page 1 of 7  \n\n| MAXCOM™ Administrator | Steve Owen, Director for EH&S\u003Cbr>Steve Nichols, Lab Manager, Chemistry |\n| --- | --- |\n\nResponsibilities:  \n􀂃 Review and update the HazCom program, as necessary.  \n- As new chemicals arrive, the administrator sends new MSDS (via fax, posting or email) to MAXCOM™ .  \n- MAXCOM™ adds the MSDS information to the database.  \n- Administrator then prints out the new MSDS Index and puts it in the MAXCOM™ Manual. 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