NYC 9111 Public Portal Document
Part III — Health & Safety Plan .
133-135 Greenwich Street/21-23 Thames Street
Airtek Project 05-0701— Rev 3, August 29, 2005
2.10.3
Because of lead and cadmium being identified as COPCs and the potential for lead fumes or dust
to be produced in deconstruction from building materials, subcontractors will provide proof of
training required in OSHA Specific Standards 29 CFR 1926.65 (Lead in Construction) and
1926.1127 (Cadmium).
2.11 HAZARD COMMUNICATION
The Contractor and Subcontractors shall notify the Contractor SSM of any hazardous products
prior to bringing the chemical on site and shall provide a MSDS for each product. These MSDSS
shall be maintained by the Contractor SSM and shall be kept in a site master file. In addition,
each Subcontractor shall maintain a copy of the MSDS for each product that they bring on-site.
The SSM will have the responsibility to review MSDSs for hazardous materials proposed for the
site in order to investigate potential alternate products that are non-hazardous.
The Subcontractor shall review with the Contractor SSM the procedures for handling, using and
storing the chemicals brought on-site, and shall review with their personnel the proper
procedures for handling, using and storing the chemicals before the product is used on-site. This
includes but is not limited to all commercial products brought on-site by Subcontractors,
including commercial cleansers, degreasers, lubricants and paints.
2.11.1 Container Labels
All containers of hazardous materials shall be labeled in accordance with appropriate standards.
The labels on containers provided by the manufacturer, importer, or distributor shall be used.
Labels affixed to containers of hazardous materials shall:
• Identify the material using a name with which workers are familiar,
• Identify the hazards associated with the material, including toxicity information
• Identify the material using a name with which workers are familiar.
• Identify the hazards associated with the material, including toxicity information that
indicates symptoms and target organs.
• Identify the name, address, and telephone number of the manufacturer, importer or
distributor where more information may be obtained.
Labels shall not conflict with Hazardous Materials Transportation Act (HMTA) labeling
requirements and shall meet the requirements of OSHA substance-specific health standards,
where required.
Labeling shall be required of all portable/temporary hazardous materials containers at all times.
The contractor/subcontractor shall prepare a container label on portable containers filled from a
correctly labeled container and when the container label is defaced or illegible. The prepared
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