JSP does not provide Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (CoSHH) or Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) directly. These documents are typically issued by the manufacturers or suppliers of the substances being used in your workplace.
CoSHH and MSDS documents are valuable resources for understanding the risks posed by hazardous substances during work activities. They should always be filed and kept available for reference. These documents help identify ways to prevent or reduce exposure to harmful substances, which is essential for protecting workers' health.
Section 8.2 of the MSDS should detail the personal protective equipment (PPE) required for the task, including the type of respirator and filter needed. However, this information is not always included or may be too general.
If the MSDS lacks sufficient detail, JSP’s Technical Support Team can assist. By reviewing the information in your MSDS, we can help you identify the most suitable and adequate respiratory protection for your specific task.
Key points:
- JSP does not supply CoSHH or MSDS documents; these come from the chemical manufacturer or supplier.
- CoSHH and MSDS documents are essential for assessing and managing risks from hazardous substances.
- Section 8.2 of the MSDS typically lists recommended PPE, including respiratory protection.
- If this information is missing or unclear, JSP can provide guidance based on your MSDS.
- Contact JSP’s Technical Support Team for advice on the correct respirator and filter.
If you need further support, please contact our Technical Support Team using the email: technical@jspsafety.com or contact us via our WhatsApp.