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 Product identifier (name of the product),
 Supplier identifier (name and address of supplier),
 A statement that MSDS is available for the product, and
 Applicable hazard symbol(s).

(b) Laboratory Chemicals: Some variations are allowed on controlled products supplied by lab
supply houses for use in laboratory settings: the hazard symbols and border are not required.

Employer Responsibility for Supplier Labels

The employer must ensure that:

 Controlled products received at the worksite have a proper Supplier Label applied. The product
should not be used until a proper supplier label is provided.
 Supplier Labels are not removed, damaged, or altered.
 A Supplier Label is removed from any container that is reused and that the container is then
appropriately labeled to reflect the new contents.

WORKSITE LABELS

Worksite labels are used when:

 A controlled product is produced at the worksite,
 A controlled product is decanted (transferred) into a worksite container from the original
supplier’s container, or
 The supplier label becomes illegible.

Neither hazard symbols nor the hatch mark border are required on a worksite label (although they may
be used).

3 pieces of information are required on all worksite labels:

1. Product identifier (name of the material)
2. Information for safe handling (site-specific)
3. Reference to the Material Safety Data Sheets (if available)

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