Milestone 3: Employees’ Right to Know and Safety Data Sheets
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MGT 3320: Human Resources
Milestone 3: Employees’ Right to Know and Safety Data Sheets
Guidelines and Rubric
Overview:
Employees’ right to know is a process that is ever changing. It is required by law that Safety Data Sheets are kept on all chemicals and materials used within the work environment. Annual training is required for all employees.
Prompt:
For this milestone you will develop a process to ensure that employees are kept current and the Safety Data Sheets are kept current with any chemicals and materials used within the work environment for the organization about which you have been focusing on in previous milestones.
Specifically, be sure to include the following critical elements in your submission:
· Explain why safety data sheets are important for this organization and its employees
· Identify the types of chemicals and materials that might be included in the safety data sheets for this organization
· Assess what types of training might be necessary for employees concerning these chemicals and materials
· Describe where the safety data sheets should be kept in the organization and how employees will access them, especially in an emergency
· Explain how you would ensure that the safety data sheets are updated routinely
Guidelines for Submission: Your assignment must be submitted as a Microsoft Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, one-inch margins, and references to any sources used must be cited in APA format.
Instructor Feedback: This activity uses an integrated rubric in Blackboard. Students can view instructor feedback in the Grade Cente
Rubric
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Criteria |
Exemplary (100%) |
Needs Improvement (75%) |
Not Evident (0%) |
Value |
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Safety Data Sheets |
Explains why safety data sheets are important for this organization and its employees. |
Explains why safety data sheets are important for this organization and its employees, but may lack in detail or clarity. |
Does not explain why safety data sheets are important for this organization and its employees. |
20 |
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Chemicals and Material Types |
Identifies the types of chemicals and materials that might be included in the safety data sheets for this organization. |
Identifies the types of chemicals and materials that might be included in the safety data sheets for this organization, but may lack in detail or clarity, or be inappropriate. |
Does not identify the types of chemicals and materials that might be included in the safety data sheets for this organization. |
20 |
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Training |
Assesses what types of training might be necessary for employees concerning these chemicals and materials. |
Assesses what types of training might be necessary for employees concerning these chemicals and materials, but may lack in detail or clarity, or be inappropriate. |
Does not assess what types of training might be necessary for employees concerning these chemicals and materials. |
20 |
|
Location and Access |
Describes where the safety data sheets should be kept in the organization and how employees will access them, especially in an emergency. |
Describes where the safety data sheets should be kept in the organization and how employees will access them, especially in an emergency, or be inappropriate. |
Does not describe where the safety data sheets should be kept in the organization and how employees will access them, especially in an emergency. |
15 |
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Updates |
Explains how you would ensure that the safety data sheets are updated routinely. |
Explains how you would ensure that the safety data sheets are updated routinely, or be inappropriate. |
Does not explain how you would ensure that the safety data sheets are updated routinely. |
20 |
MGT 3320: Human Resources
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Mechanics |
No grammar or spelling errors that distract the reader from the content. All sources used are cited using APA Style, 6th ed. |
Minor errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content. All sources used are cited using APA Style, 6th ed. |
Major errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content and/or errors made in citing sources using APA Style, 6th ed. |
5 |
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Total |
100% |
1
1
1
