Sec. 125.004. WORKPLACE CHEMICAL LIST. (a) An employer covered by this chapter shall compile and maintain a workplace chemical list on a form prescribed by the department that contains the following information by crop for each chemical covered by this chapter that is actually used or stored annually in the workplace in excess of 55 gallons or 500 pounds or an amount that the department determines by rule for certain highly toxic or dangerous chemicals covered by this chapter:
(1) the product name used on the MSDS and container label and the Environmental Protection Agency registration number, if applicable;
(2) the date and crop on which the chemical was applied or used; and
(3) the work area in which the chemical is actually stored or used.
(b) The employer shall update the workplace chemical list as necessary but not less frequently than annually.
(c) The workplace chemical list may be prepared for the workplace as a whole or for each work area and must be readily available to agricultural laborers and their designated representatives. New or newly assigned agricultural laborers shall be made aware of the workplace chemical list before working with chemicals covered by this chapter or in a work area containing those chemicals.
Added by Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 903, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1988.
Structure Texas Statutes
Title 5 - Production, Processing, and Sale of Horticultural Products
Subtitle G - Workplace Chemicals
Chapter 125 - Agricultural Hazard Communication Act
Section 125.001. Declaration of Purpose
Section 125.004. Workplace Chemical List
Section 125.005. Workplace Chemical List Form, Maintenance, and Access
Section 125.006. Material Safety Data Sheets
Section 125.008. Emergency Information
Section 125.009. Training Program Provided by Department
Section 125.010. Crop Sheet Developed by Department
Section 125.011. Crop Sheet Provided by Employer
Section 125.012. Protective Clothing
Section 125.013. Rights of Agricultural Laborers
Section 125.014. Department Rules; Outreach Program
Section 125.015. Liability Under Other Laws