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The Toolbox Talk reviews the description of Asbestos, Regulations, Identifying Asbestos, Routes of exposure and health effects, Asbestos abatement, and Training.

Introduction, Objectives, Roles and Responsibilities, Requirements, Notifications, Newly Installed Material, Training, Records and Document Control, Definitions, References, and Document History.

Carbon monoxide awareness toolbox talk.

Cornell University and OSHA require all chemicals utilized in the workplace to be clearly labeled with the appropriate identification and warnings

The Toolbox Talk for Cold Stress reviews how to protect workers; discusses frost bite; hypothermia and includes the TBT Cold Stress form.

The Cornell University Formaldehyde Program is intended to establish who may be at risk for exposure to formaldehyde and provide education and resources for the safe handling of formaldehyde. This program is in compliance with The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) Formaldehyde Standard 29 CFR 1910.1048.

Formaldehyde awareness Toolbox Talk.

Cornell University employees have a right to know about the health and physical hazards presented by chemicals they work with or could be exposed to in their work location, and what they can do to avoid injury or illness when working with these chemicals. Environmental Health and Safety provides information and training in order to reduce the possibility of accidental exposure, and to comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Hazard Communication Standard.