Container Labeling Requirements Sample Clauses

The Container Labeling Requirements clause sets out the standards and obligations for labeling containers used in the handling, storage, or transport of goods. It typically specifies what information must appear on each container, such as product identification, handling instructions, safety warnings, or regulatory compliance marks. By clearly defining these requirements, the clause ensures that all parties can identify contents accurately, comply with legal or safety standards, and minimize the risk of misdelivery or mishandling.
Container Labeling Requirements. (1) All containers of Hazardous Materials shall be properly labeled in accordance with Applicable Laws. (2) These labels shall be clearly legible and capable of withstanding normal shipping and handling while maintaining legibility. Any container received at the Project Site without labels, or with illegible information, is subject to rejection and return to Contractor at Contractor’s expense. (3) Labels of new chemical products shall be legible and bear the manufacturer’s label and shall include, at a minimum: (4) Identification of any Hazardous Material; (5) Appropriate hazard warnings; and (6) Name and address of manufacturer, importer, or other responsible party. (7) Manufacturer labels that are illegible shall be replaced with a label bearing the required data. Each container of Hazardous Materials not in the manufacturer’s original container shall be labeled, tagged or marked with the following information: (8) Identification of the Hazardous Material; and (1) Contractor is hereby warned that exposure to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm may occur at Company facilities. Upon request, Company shall make available to Contractor and its employees an SDS for such chemical exposures at the Job Site. Contractor shall inform the Contractor agents performing any of the Work at the Job Site of the above information. (2) From the time that Contractor enters the Job Site or begins the Work until the time the Work is completed, Contractor shall issue warnings for exposure to chemicals that Contractor may use in connection with the Work or that Contractor is aware of, and that are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm to Personnel at the Job Site. Contractor shall also warn the Company Representative of any exposure which may continue after Contractor has completed the Project Work. Such warnings may take the form of an SDS.
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Container Labeling Requirements. Contractor shall comply with SB 1383 regulations for container labeling requirements for new containers or lids provided to generators.
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Container Labeling Requirements. 24.2.1 Prior to shipment. Supplier shall, and shall require its Subcontractors to, label all containers of hazardous materials, as defined by the State of California's and the Federal Government's OSHA programs. Such labels shall include, as a minimum: 1. The specific chemical identity of the substance. If the product is a mixture, list the components present in concentrations of 1% or more, or 0.1% or more if a carcinogen. 2. The name and address of the manufacturer, importer or other distributor. 3. Warning statements of the substance's Flammability, Corrosivity, Toxicity, Reactivity, Primary Routes of Bodily Entry and Target Organs affected. 4. Emergency and first aid procedures. 5. The potential for fire and/or explosion.
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Container Labeling Requirements. (a) All containers of hazardous substances (chemicals and chemical products) shall be properly labeled in accordance with Applicable Laws. (b) These labels shall be clearly legible and capable of withstanding normal shipping and handling while maintaining legibility. Any container received at the Jobsite without labels, or with illegible information, is subject to rejection and return to Implementer at Implementer’s expense. (c) Labels of new chemical products shall be legible and bear the manufacturer’s label and shall include, at a minimum: (i) Identification of any hazardous substance (chemicals and chemical products); other responsible party. (ii) Appropriate hazard warnings; and (iii) Name and address of manufacturer, importer, or (d) Manufacturer labels that are illegible shall be replaced with a label bearing the required data. Each container of hazardous substances (chemicals and chemical products) not in the manufacturer’s original container shall be labeled, tagged, or marked with the following information: (i) Identification of the hazardous substance (chemicals and chemical products); and (ii) Appropriate hazard warnings.
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