New Jersey Right to Know Inventory

Partner will conduct a physical inventory of all applicable locations in order to catalog product/chemical name of identifiable substances, the type of container used to store the substance, the amount of substance found on-site, the chemical state (solid, liquid, or gas) of the substance, the manufacturer and/or supplier name and address, and the type of label on the substance.

The inventory process serves as the basis for all Right to Know compliance activities and provides:

• Data for computer input
• Data for the Right-to-Know Survey
• Names and addresses of manufacturers and suppliers of substances for which SDS/MSDS must be acquired
• A rational, defensible definition of the population of "exposed" or "potentially exposed" workers
• Specific chemicals and classes of chemicals which must be covered in training
• A listing of all chemicals that are outdated or whose containers are in poor condition

For more information on the inventory process to meet New Jersey Right to Know compliance visit nj.gov/health/rtkweb.