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    CMP - The Facility and The Community

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    This document outlines the key elements of a presentation on chemical management plans. It discusses learning objectives around regulations, resources, hazard identification, risk assessment, and waste disposal for chemicals. It also provides examples of classifying chemicals by type and hazard when in use or as waste. Tools for managing chemicals like the Globally Harmonized System and various charts are presented. The document gives an example of a Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control (HIRAC) process involving identifying hazards, assessing risk, existing and additional controls, and their effectiveness.

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    CMP - The Facility and The Community

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    This document outlines the key elements of a presentation on chemical management plans. It discusses learning objectives around regulations, resources, hazard identification, risk assessment, and waste disposal for chemicals. It also provides examples of classifying chemicals by type and hazard when in use or as waste. Tools for managing chemicals like the Globally Harmonized System and various charts are presented. The document gives an example of a Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control (HIRAC) process involving identifying hazards, assessing risk, existing and additional controls, and their effectiveness.

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    This document outlines the key elements of a presentation on chemical management plans. It discusses learning objectives around regulations, resources, hazard identification, risk assessment, and waste disposal for chemicals. It also provides examples of classifying chemicals by type and hazard when in use or as waste. Tools for managing chemicals like the Globally Harmonized System and various charts are presented. The document gives an example of a Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control (HIRAC) process involving identifying hazards, assessing risk, existing and additional controls, and their effectiveness.

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    CMP - The Facility and The Community

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    This document outlines the key elements of a presentation on chemical management plans. It discusses learning objectives around regulations, resources, hazard identification, risk assessment, and waste disposal for chemicals. It also provides examples of classifying chemicals by type and hazard when in use or as waste. Tools for managing chemicals like the Globally Harmonized System and various charts are presented. The document gives an example of a Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment and Control (HIRAC) process involving identifying hazards, assessing risk, existing and additional controls, and their effectiveness.

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    Big and Small Hazardous Materials in

    the Facility and Community:


    Protecting Public and Environmental Health

    LOUERNIE F. DE SALES, PHD


    JUNE 22, 2018
    LEARNING OUTCOMES
    1. Learn the elements of a Chemical Management Plan.
    1. Identify regulations affecting hazardous materials.
    2. Identify essential resources for effective chemical management.
    3. Identify the physical hazards of chemicals, and categorize chemicals according to
    their hazards and physical characteristics.
    4. Risk Assessment: Controlling the Hazards
    5. Recommend waste treatment and proper waste disposal

    2. Draft a Chemical Management Plan.

    2
    WHAT ARE THE CHEMICALS AROUND YOU
    1. HOUSEHOLD

    2. WORKPLACE

    3. PUBLIC PLACES

    3
    8 General Classification
    • Non-Halogenated Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs);
    • Halogenated VOCs;
    • Non-Halogenated Semi Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOCs);
    • Halogenated SVOCs;
    • Fuels;
    • Inorganic chemicals;
    • Radionuclides; and
    • Explosives.

    4
    HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CLASSIFY THE
    IDENTIFIED CHEMICALS EARLIER?

    5
    HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CLASSIFY THE IDENTIFIED
    CHEMICALS WHEN THEY BECOME WASTE?

    6
    HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CLASSIFY THE
    IDENTIFIED CHEMICALS WHEN THEY
    BECOME WASTE?

    Example: Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs)


    • Dirty Dozen
    • Nasty Nine
    • Endosulfan

    7
    ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA
    • LAND
    • WATER
    • AIR
    • PEOPLE
    ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS/EXPOSURE

    9
    CONTAMINANT EXPOSURE
    • Conceptual Site Model (CSM)
    • Source-Pathway-Receptor (SPR)
    APPLICABLE PATHWAYS
    TOOLS THAT CAN BE USED IN MANAGING
    THESE CHEMICALS
    • GLOBALLY HARMONIZED SYSTEM
    • SEGREGATION CHART
    • COMPATIBILITY CHART
    • PCL; CCOS
    • PICCS
    HAZARD
    IDENTIFICATION
    RISK ASSESSMENT
    AND CONTROL
    EXAMPLE HIRAC PROCESS
    1. Source

    2. EHS Hazard Description


    EHS HAZARD DESCRIPTION
    D N
    GENERIC
    CAUSAL FACTORS / A CONSEQUENCE
    DESCRIPTION
    I E
    EXAMPLE
    3. Risk Assessment
    RISK ASSESSMENT

    CONTROLS SEVERITY OF CONSEQUENCE SCORES


    L
    I
    A P P E L O R OVERALL RISK LEVEL
    K
    D R E N E P E
    E
    J O O V G T P
    F G P I A N U

    4. Applicable Legal Requirement


    EXAMPLE
    5. Existing Controls and Effectiveness

    DESCRIPTION OF EXISTING CONTROLS EFFECTIVENESS OF EXISTING CONTROLS


    C
    O X
    M E A P C
    ENG ADM PPE P N D P T
    L G M E R
    L

    6. Additional Control and Improvements


    ADDITIONAL CONTROLS/ IMPROVEMENTS

    ENG ADM PPE


    EXAMPLE
    7. Effectiveness of Improvements

    DESCRIPTION OF EXISTING CONTROLS EFFECTIVENESS OF EXISTING CONTROLS


    C
    O
    M I
    E A P
    P M
    ENG ADM PPE N D P
    L P
    G M E
    R
    End of Presentation

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