Miura CMU-324HE, Руководство по эксплуатации

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SECTION 1: SAFETY
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Applicable to All Water Treatment Equipment (Related Laws and Regulations) Document No.: 98-002-04-02
<Precautions for chemical management and handling> — Related laws and regulations
1) The table below shows part of the laws and regulations on chemical management and handling. There are also
prefectural and municipal ordinances; therefore, contact the competent administrative authority for more information.
2) This table shows the laws and regulations as of the end of September 2017. For the most up-to-date information,
contact the competent administrative authority.
3) The management and handling differ depending on the chemicals you handle. If you have any questions, contact your
nearest dealer, MIURA sales office, or the competent administrative authority.
Related laws and regulations Destination
Submission
timing
Remarks
Common
precautions for
management and
handling
Poisonous and Deleterious
Substances Control Act
— —
If the chemical product is a
deleterious substance, it is
necessary to perform appropriate
storage management, etc. as a
person handling it in businesses.
The laws and
regulations
applicable to each
chemical product
are described in
the SDS (Safety
Data Sheet).
Manage the
chemical products
in accordance
with the laws and
regulations. Refer
to the SDS for
details about
proper handling of
each chemical
product.
Act on Confirmation, etc. of
Release Amounts of Specific
Chemical Substances in the
Environment and Promotion
of Improvements to the
Management Thereof (Law
concerning Pollutant
Release and Transfer
Register (PRTR))
Authority in the
prefecture to
which the
location of
each office
belongs
Yearly
(April to
June)
When handling one ton or more of a
Class I designated chemical
substance (0.5 ton or more of a
specific Class I designated
substance), as mentioned in the act,
it is necessary to submit a
notification depending on the target
industry type and the number of
permanent employees.
Industrial Safety and Health
Act
— —
According to the act, if a chemical
product containing chemical
substances that require risk
assessment in an amount equal to
or more than the cut-off value is
newly adopted, or the work
procedures to handle it are changed,
the business operator is required to
perform risk assessment.
* The risk assessment refers to the
identification of the dangers and
hazards of a chemical substance
or its manufacture, estimation of
the extent of possible harm or
health hazard to the worker, and
examination of the risk reduction
measures.