Hazard Communication Program
GHS-aligned HazCom program. SDS management, container labeling, employee training.
Citation:WAC 296-155-17323(1)(c)
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Washington — State PlanWashington DOSH (Department of Labor & Industries)
The regulation that requires it in Washington
Washington runs an approved state plan. The Hazard Communication Program is mandated by WAC 296-155-17323(1)(c) which requires a hazard communication program to include MDA.
Enforcing agency
Washington DOSH (Department of Labor & Industries) enforces the rules for private sector and state employees in Washington. They inspect workplaces, issue citations, and administer penalties. They coordinate with federal OSHA on federal-only topics.
State-specific requirements beyond the federal baseline
No state-specific overrides beyond the federal baseline were found in our research for Washington.
Penalties for non-compliance in Washington
Penalties follow the standard Washington DOSH (Department of Labor & Industries) schedule and refer the reader to the agency for current amounts.
How to comply
- Customize the Hazard Communication Program for your company.
- Train workers on the requirements including location and availability of written program, lists of hazardous chemicals, and safety data sheets.
- Post the written program and list of hazardous chemicals.
- Review the program annually.
- Update SDS management and container labeling as chemicals change.