Keep Hazmats in their Containers
Hamel, K.D.
Occupational Health and Safety 85(12): 10; 12-13
2016
ISSN/ISBN: 0362-4064 PMID: 30289226 Document Number: 690127
Stocking spill response supplies such as squeegees, absorbents and wipes in areas where hazardous materials are used, handled, and stored allows employees to immediately respond to incidental spills.
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