HCS (Hazard Communication Standard) 1
HCS (Hazard Communication Standard) 1 : A standard enacted by OSHA in 1983 to effectively communicate to workers when they are being exposed to hazardous chemicals. HCS requires chemical manufacturers to review scientific evidence concerning the hazards of a material to determine if they are hazardous; Requires manufacturers to product material safety data sheets (MSDS) and container labels which must be sent with products. Requires employers to develop a written hazard communication program and provide information and training to employees about the hazards of chemicals found in the workplace. See also: HMIS. [standards, plastic/chemical characteristics].
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