What must employers provide according to the Hazard Communication Program?

Employers are required to provide full information on chemical hazards as part of the Hazard Communication Program. This obligation ensures that employees are well-informed about any hazardous substances they may encounter in the workplace. By providing comprehensive information, including labels, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and training on handling chemicals, employers help to minimize risks associated with exposure to hazardous materials. This information empowers workers to take appropriate precautions, respond effectively to emergencies, and understand the potential health effects of the chemicals they work with. Consequently, ensuring that employees are fully informed is essential for maintaining a safe and compliant work environment.