Chemical Hazards Pocket Guide 2.3

The industrial hygiene information found in this Pocket Guide assists users in recognizing and controlling occupational chemical hazards. The content is sourced from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Publication No. 2010-168c.

The information provided serves as a concise source of general industrial hygiene information for workers, employers, and occupational health professionals.

Having been fully tested and recommended by Laboratory Safety personnel, this application offers ease of use with the iPhone's native look and feel, ensuring a seamless experience.

Readable References:

• This Pocket Guide presents ancillary references in a reformatted, easy-to-read format specifically tailored to the iPhone's display, minimizing the need for panning, pinching, or zooming.

Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG):

• The ERG from the Department of Transportation serves as a guide to assist first responders in quickly identifying and protecting themselves and the general public during the initial response phase of an incident. Each chemical is accompanied by its appropriate guide in a readable form for quick reference on the iPhone.

Clean, Simple Design:

• The Pocket Guide has been designed to seamlessly integrate with the iPhone interface, ensuring a user-friendly experience with responsive touch capabilities. It mimics the native iPhone design aesthetic for a cohesive feel.

Offline Access: No internet connection required!

Quickly find chemicals:

• Easily search for any chemical by name or CAS/RTECs number using the built-in search feature. A comprehensive list of chemicals can also be browsed by synonym, common name, or registered trade name thanks to the alphabetic index. Viewed chemicals are conveniently saved in the History tab for swift access during subsequent use.

Features:

• Fully indexed and searchable chemical list by name, CAS#, or RTECS#
• Full text of all referenced DOT Emergency Response Guides
• Viewable International Chemical Safety Cards
• All NIOSH appendices included
• Saved History of previously viewed Chemicals
• Native iPhone look & feel maintained throughout
• No Internet connection required

Content is derived from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Publication No. 2010-168c. It is important to note that the CDC and NIOSH are not affiliated in any manner with ThatsMyStapler.com.