Hazard communication program is designed to

• A. Communicate Hazards to Employees
• B. Track Drug Inventory
• C. Schedule Training
• D. Provide Emergency Care

Answer: (A)

Hazard communication programs are built to inform workers about the chemical hazards they may encounter, so they can protect themselves and work safely. This means providing clear information about what the hazards are, how to recognize them, and the steps to prevent exposure. The main tools are labels on containers, Safety Data Sheets that detail hazards and protective measures, and training so employees know proper handling, storage, and emergency steps. While scheduling training or tracking inventory can be part of a broader safety program, the primary purpose of hazard communication is to communicate the hazards to employees. Providing emergency care, though important in general, is not the aim of hazard communication.