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When organizations think about Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) compliance, the focus often falls on written plans, storage containers, inspections, and secondary containment systems. These are all essential components of a successful SPCC program – but they are only part of the equation.
The next major OSHA Hazard Communication Standard deadline is approaching. By November 20, 2026, employers must make substance-related updates to workplace labels, written HazCom programs, and employee training.
A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) can contain every expected heading and still include errors that affect hazard communication, workplace safety, or regulatory alignment. Before publication, reviewers should examine the hazard classification, product information, technical data, label elements, and consistency across the document—not only spelling and formatting.
For professionals in hazardous materials, environmental, safety, and compliance roles, training is about more than earning a completion certificate. The information covered in a course may impact workplace safety, regulatory compliance, operational efficiency, and even environmental protection.
The lithium battery label may no longer need a phone number, but emergency contact information still needs to be available when safety is on the line.
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