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MARCOR OSH PROGRAM MANUAL 17003chemicals not used in main shop production. An inventory shallbe provided to the ISM or unit safety officer annually or whensignificant changes occur. Mishaps involving hazardousmaterials and exposure to hazardous chemicals shall be reportedto the ISM or unit safety officer.b. Examine all work processes and materials with the intentof substituting hazardous materials with less hazardoussubstances whenever possible.c. Ensure MSDSs are available to users for all hazardousmaterials used in work centers.d. Ensure all hazardous materials are maintained in anapproved, properly labeled container.e. Ensure all used or outdated hazardous materials arereutilized or disposed of per MCO 5090.2A, MCO 4450.12A,Federal, state, and installation or unit requirements.f. Ensure all personnel working with hazardous materialsare trained per 29 CFR 1910.1200.17003. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INFORMATION RESOURCE SYSTEM (HMIRS)1. DoD established HMIRS to acquire, store, and disseminatemanufacturer's data on hazardous materials, whether centrally orlocally procured and managed. The Defense Logistics InformationService (DLIS) manages the DoD HMIRS and maintains a centraldatabase on all hazardous materials purchased for use withinDoD. Access to HMIRS is available athttp://www.dlis.dla.mil/hmirs. The help desk is available atDSN 661-7766 or (269) 961-7766.2. The Navy Environmental Health Center (NAVENVIRHLTHCEN) isthe DON focal point for MSDS submissions into HMIRS. MarineCorps commands shall send MSDSs to: Navy Environmental HealthCenter, 620 John Paul Jones Circle, Suite 1100, Portsmouth, VA23708-2103 or e-mail to navyhmirs@mar.med.navy.mil.17-5