Construction Contract

Any questions regarding Construction Contract Terms and Conditions should be directed to the Facilities Planning office at (616) 331-3853.

Purchase Order

Any questions regarding the Purchase Order Terms and Conditions should be directed to the Procurement Services.

Service Contract

Any questions regarding service contract Terms & Conditions should be directed to the Procurement Services office at (616) 331-2280.

OSHA

In compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Right to Know Act regulations, suppliers must take appropriate actions to disclose and label shipments containing hazardous materials, and provide or make available corresponding Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS).

MSDS

If you receive a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) with a chemical shipment, please do not throw it away! That document is sent for several reasons and is more important than you may realize.

• First, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that MSDS's "shall be maintained and kept in a readily accessible area." This means that MSDS's for the hazardous substances that you work with should be available and accessible to you. Any MSDS's received with shipments or received separately should be placed in your MSDS binder or file.
• In addition to the compliance requirements, MSDS's should be kept and maintained because they provide necessary, helpful, and useful information on the properties of the chemical or chemical product. You should familiarize yourself with those properties, such as flammability, corrosiveness, and toxicity, as well as storage and handling information, before working with the chemical. It is also vital to your personal safety to have MSDS's accessible for immediate reference in the event of an emergency such as a spill, fire, or physical contact with the chemical

Visit www.msds.com for access to a comprehensive listing of Material Safety Data Sheets with over 1 million MSDS's and thousands of links to manufacturers.