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OSHA Compliance

How to Store Flammable Aerosols and Solvents in an Auto Repair Shop

Store flammable aerosols and liquids in their original labeled containers, keep quantities outside approved flammable storage cabinets to a minimum, keep them away from heat and ignition sources, and use the SDS to confirm each product's flammability category and storage needs. OSHA's flammable liquids standard, 29 CFR 1910.106, sets the rules, and your local fire code may add more.

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Do Retail Auto Parts Store Products Need SDSs? The Consumer Product Exemption Explained

Buying a product at a retail store does not exempt it from OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard. The consumer product exemption applies only when a product is used at work the same way a typical consumer would use it, with no greater frequency or duration of exposure. Daily professional use in a shop almost always exceeds that, so you need the SDS, a place on your chemical list, intact labels, and employee training.

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