HILLAFBI90-806 governs the Hill Air Force Base Hazard Communication Program and its installation-level workplace requirements.
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It establishes policies for hazardous materials, labeling, safety data sheet access, workplace training, and laboratory hazard communication. It requires worker knowledge and training, hazardous material coordination, and specific responsibilities for supervisors and employees.
Applies to: It applies to all civilian and military employees at Hill Air Force Base (AFB), tenant organizations, the Utah Test and Training Range, and the Little Mountain Test Annex who handle or use hazardous materials.
Workers are required to have basic knowledge of the hazardous materials they work with. (paragraph 1)
A worker needs to know what protective equipment is required for using the material, basic hazards of the material (corrosive, carcinogen, etc.), how to know if they are overexposed, and what to do in an emergency. (paragraph 1)
Workers are also required to have access to SDSs for the materials they use. (paragraph 1)
Workers must be trained on accessing the SDS electronic search engine and given computer access to do so without going through a supervisor or a coworker. (paragraph 1)
All hazardous materials used on Hill AFB, the Utah Test and Training Range, and the Little Mountain Test Annex will be obtained in accordance with procedures outlined in AFI 32-7086 Hill Air Force Base Supplement (HILLAFBSUP), Hazardous Materials Management. (paragraph 1)