The document outlines control measures for chemical hazards in the workplace. It discusses five steps for control measures: elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment. It also provides information on finding chemical hazard data from training, labels, and safety materials. Specific guidelines are given for personal protection, including gloves, goggles, and closed-toe shoes. Examples of combustible gases like LPG, acetylene, and hydrogen are listed.

1. HAZARD & SAFETY
MANAGEMENT :
[ Control Measures For Chemical
Hazards ]
GUIDED BY – WAGULKAR SIR
PRESENTED BY – AKASH S. MALTHANKAR
1ST YEAR M PHARMACY ( SEM II )

2. CONTENT :
 Steps Fo Control Measures For Chemicals Hazards
 Personal Protection At Workplace
 How & Where To Find Specific Chemical Hazard
Information
 Combustible Gases

3. STEPS OF CONTROL MEASURES FOR
CHEMICAL HAZARDS :
 Elimination (Remove)
 Substitution (Replace)
 Engineering Control (Remodel / Removate)
 Administrative / Procedural Control
 Personal Protective Equipment

4. PERSONAL PROTECTION AT WORKPLACE :
Personal Protective Equipments :
 Goggles or Glasses
 Lab Coat & Cap
 Gloves
 Long pants
 Closed toe Shoes

5. How & Where To Find Specific Chemical Hazard
Information :
 Primary Source Of Information –
1. Training
2. Labels
3. Material & Equipment Safety

6. COMBUSTIBLE GASES :
 NON Flammable Gases –
- Nitogen
 Flammable Gases –
- LPG
- Acetylene
- Hydrogen
 Toxic Gases –
- Chlorine
- Phosgene