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29	29	Review Date:
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31		-10/31/2016
	31	+03/01/2022
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34		-Sheriff Cory C. Pulsipher
	34	+Sheriff Nate Brooksby
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36		-Undersheriff James Standley
	36	+Undersheriff Barry Golding
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39	39	**__TABLE OF CONTENTS__**
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123	123	11. The written hazard communication program addresses regulated chemicals, MSDS, labeling, training, and record keeping activities. In addition, each employee receives access to a copy of this program and is trained annually during the annual refresher training. New employees receive training and access to a copy of this program during the employee orientation process.
124	124	11. Each employee or prisoner has the right to request a copy of any exposure or medical record that pertains to them. The Life Safety Officer will provide a copy of this documentation to them, at no cost, within seven working days of their written request.
125	125	11. The Support Lieutenant (Safety Manager) will have oversight responsibilities of this program.
126		-11. The lieutenant in each department utilizing regulated chemicals is responsible for reporting any change in chemical use, (i.e., additions, deletions) to the Safety Manager. At no time will a new chemical be introduced into the PCF facility without the express approval of the Safety Manager. The respective department head will be responsible for obtaining the MSDS (s) for a new product and forwarding same to the Safety Manager for approval prior to purchase.
127		-11. Hand sanitizer stations are placed in areas where staff have direct contact with prisoners. These areas include housing units, visiting room, front lobby, laundry, kitchen, and Booking.
	126	+11. The lieutenant in each department utilizing regulated chemicals is responsible for reporting any change in chemical use, (i.e., additions, deletions) to the Safety Manager. At no time will a new chemical be introduced into the PCF facility without the express approval of the Safety Manager. The respective department head will be responsible for obtaining the MSDS(s) for a new product and forwarding same to the Safety Manager for approval prior to purchase.
	127	+11. Hand sanitizer stations are placed in areas where staff have direct contact with prisoners. These areas include housing units, visiting room, front lobby, laundry, kitchen, and booking.
128	128	11. Any staff exposed to hazardous chemicals will follow the same protocols for reporting a work-related injury. This includes notifying the supervisor immediately. The on-duty supervisor will issue the appropriate forms and explain the proper procedures for filing a work-related injury. All staff will receive awareness training annually.
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130	130	**AF 03_107 __FLAMMABLE/TOXIC/CAUSTIC MATERIALS__**