AFI90-821_RAMSTEINABSUP governs the installation written hazard communication program at Ramstein Air Base.
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The publication addresses GHS alignment, workplace-specific HAZCOM programs, German chemical labeling, training, chemical inventories, and Safety Data Sheets. It requires workplace binders, approved training, annual reviews, current inventories, and properly maintained SDSs.
Applies to: This supplement applies to all units and tenants assigned to Ramstein Air Base (RAB) that handle or use hazardous chemicals as defined in Federal Standard 313, Materials Furnished to Government Activities, and AFI 90-821.
Develop a Workplace Specific Hazard Communication Program Binder and make that binder readily available in the workplace to all personnel. (paragraph 90-821)
The shop supervisor or HAZCOM Program Manager will review Workplace Specific HAZCOM Training at least annually and when a new hazard is brought into the work area/shop to ensure all processes, chemicals, and controls are accurately listed within this training. (paragraph 90-821)
At a minimum, the inventory must list the identity of each hazardous chemical used in the work area by name, stock or part number, and manufacturer as it appears on the SDS. (paragraph 90-821)
The hazardous chemical inventory may not be hand written, but the SDS cross reference label may be. (paragraph 90-821)
The work area/shop supervisor will review and update the chemical inventory and SDSs at least annually to ensure applicability and currency. (paragraph 90-821)