You Have a Right-to-Know
You have a right to know about the hazards you are exposed to in the workplace.
The Delaware Hazardous Chemical Information Act (Worker Right-to-Know Law) requires that your employer make you aware of the hazards and provide you with the information you need to work safely.
Under the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration Hazard Communication Standard, your employer must develop a comprehensive program to inform you of hazards you may encounter in the workplace and also provide you with training in the use and handling of products containing hazardous chemicals.
Additionally, public sector workplaces in Delaware must meet the requirements of the Delaware Right-To-Know law.
Know What You’re Working With
- Chemicals Suspected to Cause Cancer
- Chemicals Known to Cause Cancer
- Occupations and Activities Linked to Cancer
- Cancers Linked to Occupational Exposures
- Understanding Toxic Substances
- Delaware Hazardous Chemical Information Act (Worker Right-to-Know)
- OSHA Chemical Database
- NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards
- International Chemical Safety Cards
- NIOSH Chemical Safety
- A Guide to Health Risk Assessment
