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FOREWORD and duties to ensure protection of the product data,

Manufacture of the VeriShield™ product line follows a manufacturing means and methods, materials suppliers
strict Quality Assurance program. Each phase of this pro- and processes etc.
gram, from the ordering of material constituents through
manufacturing and delivery, ensures that the VeriShieldTM Material composition for the various product lines differs
product is of the highest quality materials, produced with for each product. A thorough understanding of which
strict quality control measures.This program has also products may be used is critical to produce the highest
been implemented to guarantee that the product arrives quality radiation shielding materials on the market. It is
at the job site intact and of proper shielding effectiveness, important that all employees and suppliers understand
with as little chipping or damage during shipping and han- that different materials react differently to types of
dling as practicable. radiation and the respective energy of the incident
radiation beam on the material. For example, some
products are more apt to give off (or produce) an
TABLE OF CONTENTS: unwanted neutron component when shielding high-
1. Material Selection energy photon radiation (above 10 MV). Likewise in
2. Receiving Materials some applications materials may be more prone to
3. Initial Inspection and Material Handling induced and long-term radiation activation such as
4. Material Storage when used in a particle beam of high-energy protons
5. Material Transportation or carbon ions.
6. Traceability: Batch and Lot Number Recording
7. Material Amalgamation Material Specification or Selection
8. Visual Inspection of When a material is to be considered as a constituent
Preformed-Post-Mixed Materials of the product it must be either:
9. Block Formation and Inspection a) chosen from an approved supplier vendor
10. Palletizing and Final Inspection whose materials are known and previously tested and
11. Labeling and Containerization inspected by Veritas or
12. Shipping and Delivery b) compliant with a written specification
13. Crew Selection and Site Supervision generated in advance of bid solicitation where the
material characteristics including “Z” number, particulate
size, gradation, chemical and/or mineral type, foreign
PROCEDURE #1: contaminates etc. are known and measured.
MATERIAL SELECTION INTRODUCTION
Supplier materials
The material composition of VeriShield Products is a highly All suppliers are to be inspected by Veritas prior to bid
protected Trade Secret that is to be considered propri- solicitation or invitation. A representative from the Veritas
etary intellectual property of Veritas Medical Solutions, physics team is part of the selection process of materials
LLC. Anyone involved with the ordering of materials, and vendor suppliers to ensure materials offered are
manufacturing, testing, handling, installation or testing of approved for use. Materials used in the manufacturing of
the products is to be trained in their respective disciplines the VeriShieldTM products can vary in a variety of ways,

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which may affect shielding attenuation capabilities and
manufacturing quality. For example variation in gradation
of materials can significantly affect material density or
material conformity.
Material Sampling and Testing
Material samples are to be gathered in accordance with
the “sampling methods” herein and tested at a qualified
and approved testing lab. The type of tests conducted
on material samples and the reporting are proprietary
information of Veritas Medical Solutions. All material
testing is complete in advance of invitation to bid or
purchase from approved vendor suppliers. The results
of these tests are to be filed and available for review by
Veritas Q/A personnel and physics staff traceable from
time of sampling to procurement and manufacturing in
batch lots.
Supplier Facilities
It is important in the selection of suppliers to not only
pre-qualify and quantify materials and material availability
but also facility accommodations. All suppliers must have
proper material handling capabilities to adequately fulfill
the orders placed by Veritas. This is to include bulk
handle means, weigh scales - along with a program in
place for calibrating and periodic certification of scales,
proper long term storage of materials such that material
quality will not be adversely affected by weather, settling,
or separation from handing, moisture, or oils contamina-
tion etc. An inspection of supplier facilities is conducted
periodically of all approved suppliers and must be
conducted prior to approval of any new suppliers. The
physics and Q/A staff of Veritas must be consulted and an
appropriate supplier site checklist used or drafted for the
intended material needs. In addition to quality of plant
facilities the supplier must conform to basic traceability
guidelines of raw materials as further enumerated in
Veritas Material Suppliers Guidelines.
PROCEDURE #2:
RECEIVING MATERIALS
Supplier Selection and Delivery
Upon approval and prior to product purchase,
material suppliers must review and execute the Veritas
Confidentiality and Non-Disclosure Agreement.
Suppliers are evaluated based on material property
scoring, cost evaluations, supply availability and other
factors. A written purchase order is generated by Veritas’
Purchasing Department that identifies the exact materials
and quantities to be delivered to the receiving location(s)
for manufacturing. Suppliers are expected to deliver
material in truckload quantities for handling and con-
veyance of materials by standard wheel loaders and belt
conveyors. As materials arrive at the plant or receiving
yard, they are to be accompanied by a Bill of Lading and
related paperwork, which further promotes traceability
back to the original purchase request and specification.
All Bills of Lading refer to the original purchase order
date and number and include date and pick-up location
of delivered material; tare weight of the product being
delivered; name and address of supplier; signature and
printed name of hauler; and time and date of delivery.
PROCEDURE #3:
INITIAL INSPECTION AND MATERIAL HANDLING
Receiving, Off-loading, and Inspection
The receiving party for Veritas must review the Bill of
Lading for each load upon its entrance to the facility and
prior to its off-loading, in order to ensure that it is an
approved and pre-ordered material.The off-loading and
storage of materials is to be in a predetermined location
in a clean holding bin or bin of same material type in
current or recent operation. (Note: type, by definition,
means not only chemical or mineral classification but
also conformance to the above noted bulk properties
of gradation, foreign contamination, bulk density, etc.)
Different materials are not to be mixed together for con-
venience of space or other reason unless pre-approved
on a limited and for a specific one-time delivery approval.
It is important to note that the simple handling of
materials can impact the end quality of the manufactured
product. Handling should be kept to a minimum and
materials should always be handled in bulk large
quantities and moved over short distances in preference
to long conveyances and multiple handling occasions.
Excessive handling and conveyance can lead to separa-
tion of materials (especially of premixed to specification)
by type or gradation. While methods are to be enacted
to measure such properties just prior to manufacturing,
such separations can produce sub-standard product, the
removal of which from the process line delays operation.
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PROCEDURE #4:
MATERIAL STORAGE
Storage of Materials at Veritas Plants or Approved Storage
Locations
Materials are stored in accordance with all material safety
data sheets and supplier recommendations. Bulk materials
are to be stored in approved storage bins or protected
sealed casks as appropriate for material constituents. Any
liquids are to be placed into leak proof casks with proper
ventilators, pumps, hydrostatic gauges, and reservoirs to
ensure liquids can be delivered in the measured quantity
needed in manufacturing of the VeriShield™ Products.
All dry or semi-dry aggregate type materials are to be
stored in bins or hoppers appropriate for the weights
and types of materials being stored. While some materi-
als may be stored outdoors in uncovered bins, all materi-
als are only stored in leak-proof and weather-protected
hoppers or holding tanks.
Storage of materials from various suppliers of same or
similar type is separated from each other when feasible.
This segregation procedure ensures traceability to vendor
suppliers’ materials at all times. While it may be impractical to
separate every incoming bulk delivery of same supplier/
type material, efforts are made to identify materials deliv-
ered over a single purchase order of multiple deliveries.
For example, materials from the same supplier and
material type delivered over the period of a week or
several weeks may be combined and mixed together so
long as those materials were recorded and checked for
quality upon each delivery. Bulk materials are immediately
inspected with each truck-load delivery. Inspection consists
of document review as well as intermittent sampling and
factory testing compliant with benchmark standards.
Once approved, loads may be combined into a single
bin or storage cask and presumed homogeneous from
one batch-lot order.
PROCEDURE #5:
MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION
Bulk Transport and Conveyance for Manufacturing
Operations
Materials are conveyed or transported in bulk and over
as short a distance as practical to eliminate settling and
separation of material constituents or aggregates types,
gradations, and sizes. Materials are first transported from
the holding storage bins or casks to gated measuring
hoppers.These hoppers will subsequently regulate the
amount of materials of each type to be transported by
belt conveyors to the mixing tank. Belt conveyors are
tested and inspected to ensure that there is no loss of
material throughout the conveyed distance such as
would occur from spillage over the sides of the belts;
back-charge from clutch slippage, tears, or unsupported
belt sections. Belt conveyors deliver materials to a
measuring weigh hopper.The weigh scales of the hopper
regulate the way in which materials are delivered into
the hopper by the belt conveyors for the respective
constituents.The weigh scales also regulate the material
formulation being produced.When the appropriate
amount of a given material is measured into the hopper,
the belt conveyor is signaled to immediately stop and no
additional material shall be discharged unless manually
overridden by the plant operations team. Any additional
discharge of materials into the hopper shall be recorded
and filed with the batch lot that is being produced.
All measured materials (both by weight and volume)
are recorded for each material batch and lot number.
Formulations for materials produced are entered into the
automated batch system program or may be manually
executed by measuring and recording the incorporation
of materials of each type for the product being manufactured.
PROCEDURE #6:
TRACEABILITY:
BATCH AND LOT NUMBER RECORDING
Batch and lot numbers are assigned to every batch and
include a time/date stamp or alternate method of
recording date and time of manufacture.The quantity
of each material constituent is also recorded for each
produced batch and lot. Furthermore, mixing times and
other machine settings are recorded with each batch or
lot. Mixture times and methods are in strict accordance
with the product manufacturing protocol as under- or
over-mixing may result in poor quality product. Over-
mixing may result in material separation/segregation, poor
moisture, or unworkable material flow. Under-mixing may
result in non-homogenous material, improper saturation,
separation and cracking, and other detrimental effects.
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MATERIAL AMALGAMATION
Moisture and Admixture Content
Moisture and other chemical admixtures appropriate to
the product manufacturing specifications shall be strictly
monitored to assure best quality product. Prior to adding
moisture and admixture, the bulk materials designated for
the lot production must undergo prior testing for inher-
ent moisture. An analysis of retained moisture in the bulk
aggregate products is conducted to determine the
amount of additional moisture and admixture content
appropriate for the batch and lot mixes. Inspection of the
aggregates for moisture shall be conducted daily at the
start of production. Additional inspection is conducted
as necessary to ensure proper moisture content.This is
especially important of materials that are stored out-
doors and subject to climate changes that may affect
moisture content, such as rain and relative humidity.
PROCEDURE #8:
VISUAL INSPECTION OF
PREFORMED-POST-MIXED MATERIALS
A trained, competent plant operator, familiar with the
desired material properties, shall conduct a visual inspec-
tion of each batch mix. Before it is delivered into the
mold box, the inspector selects a small quantity of mixed
material at random.This inspection must include a review
of material consistency, workability, texture, moisture and
homogeneity.This visual inspection is the final step in
assuring proper material quality prior to entering the
mold manufacturing process. At the discretion of the
inspector, material may be rejected or modified in order
to improve any of the aforementioned criteria. Any
changes to the batched materials is clearly recorded and
filed with the initial batch data.
PROCEDURE #9:
BLOCK FORMATION AND INSPECTION
Material is transported from mixer to manufacturing
equipment where the product is formed into a 4-sided
interlocking block product.Two representative sample
blocks are chosen at random from every batch and are
checked visually for quality of interlocking edges; quality of
face dimensions of the units to ensure that they are flat
and within the specified tolerances in terms of thickness;
finally, they are weighed to check for compliance with
weight and density specifications.
Each batch is color-coded and segregated, making them
easily-discernible and further promoting traceability.The
formed product is transported to the curing area, where
each individual batch is separately stored for a period of
time as prescribed for the specific product.
Approximately every 20 cubic feet of material is subject
to another round of inspection.
PROCEDURE #10:
PALLETIZING AND FINAL INSPECTION
After the curing period, the blocks are conveyed to
the area for palletizing and packaging. At this point,
another representative sample of block are chosen
from each batch at random and checked as a cured
unit for the aforementioned criteria, including dimensional
and weight tolerances, as well as physical appearance
and characteristics.
Each and every block is visually inspected before being
palletized. Any block that does not meet the quality
standard criteria is removed from the line.The remaining
block are then palletized and wrapped. Each product is
wrapped in color-coded materials by product type.While
there are several ways to visually identify types of block,
they are not always easily differentiated to the untrained
eye. Color-coded packaging allows for easy identification
on the receiving end.
PROCEDURE #11:
LABELING AND CONTAINERIZATION
The complete, color-coded wrapped pallets are immedi-
ately branded with a label that includes a serial number
unique to that pallet.This data is linked to the central
computer system so that each pallet can be traced to its
original batch and lot.This tracking system provides
detailed manufacturing information for that pallet, including
the day, temperature, characteristics of the day, and how
much product was made.The pallet may also be affixed a
label specific to the client. Generally, each batch is labeled
for a specific client during this palletizing process. If a
batch is manufactured for inventory and then sold at a
later date, the inventory will be pulled for a specific client
and shipped to the respective jobsite.
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PROCEDURE #12:
SHIPPING AND DELIVERY
Upon being packaged for containerization for shipping,
the pallet and serial numbers are recorded.The container
is then sealed to prevent tampering.The product is
tracked with a commercial invoice and commercial Bill
of Lading.The shipment is directly transported from the
container port to the job site, at which point it is off-
loaded into pre-designated areas, usually determined by
material/type of product.
PROCEDURE #13:
CREW SELECTION AND SITE SUPERVISION
Whenever possible, trained crews are contracted to
install the VeriShield™ product.When a trained crew
is not available,Veritas will provide training. A Veritas
representative will also perform periodic site inspections
to ensure proper installation in accordance with shielding
characteristics as defined by the installation drawings.
Such installation drawings are clearly marked and
differentiate where different product types are to
be used.These drawings are then utilized to install
specific products.
PROCEDURE #14:
INSTALLATION TOLERANCES
The tolerance for plumbness when building a VeriShield
wall is a maximum of 1/2” over 5 coursings of wall
shielding. Leveling is achieved through the use of a
mortar leveling course every 5th course of wall shielding.
Mortar leveling bed should not exceed 1/2”.
Bearing plate level tolerance should not exceed 1/2”.
Any bearing plate level variance is generally based upon
the finish of the steel plate.
Minimum cut size for filler block is 1 1/2”.There is no
maximum size for grout cells or “filler grout”.
Visual inspections of blocks are performed prior to
block placement. If the visual inspection determines that
the block has more than 10% mass reduction, then the
block is not utilized where the installation drawings call
for a full block. It is important to note that these blocks
are not discarded. Rather, they are instead fashioned into
make half-size filler block as well as filler grout..
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Recommended Mix Ratios

VeriShieldTM V250 Aggregate
VeriShield V250 is prepared using the following mix ratios. Water quantities are approximate and may
be altered slightly based on prevaling conditions and desired grout/mortar consistency.
The general V250 mix ratio (by weight) is 6.8:1 aggregate:cement.
See below for convenient batch size mix ratios.

Aggregate Cement Water

760 lb. batch 4 1/2 five gallon pails 1 bag 3 to 3 1/2 gal. (11-13 litres)
(3 cu. ft.) (639 lbs. - 289 kg) (94 lbs. - 42 kg) (25 to 29 lbs. - 11-13 kg)
(.08 cu. m)

1500 lb. batch 9 five gallon pails 2 bags 6 3/4 to 7 1/2 gal. (25-28 litres)
(6 cu. ft.) (1278 lbs. - 579 kg) (188 lbs. - 85 kg) (56 to 62 lbs. - 25-28 kg)
(.17 cu. m)

Full bag of V250 1 bulk bag of V250 3 bags 10 to 12 gal. (37 - 45 litres)
aggregate (9.4 cu. ft.) (2,000 lbs. - 907 kg) (282 lbs. - 128 kg) (83 to 100 lbs. - 37-45 kg)
(.27 cu. m)

Aggregate Cement Water

Measured in
five gallon pail 3 pails 1 pail Approx. 1/2 pail
quantities (426 lbs. - 193 kg) (63 lbs. - 28 kg) (approx. 21 lbs. - 9 kg)

Storage. VeriShield V250 is unaffected by heat or moisture and can be stored indoors or outdoors.
With respect to portland cement, contact with air and moisture will cause hydration of the cement
and alter the cement properties.The 'shelf life' of typical portland cement is therefore dependent
on the storage conditions. Bagged cement product should be stored off the ground and stacked to
allow free circulation of air. Please note that bags are not waterproof.

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1. PRODUCT/COMPANY IDENTIFICATION 5. REACTIVITY DATA

Manufacturer’s Name & Address: Stability: Stable
Ve ritas Medical Solutions LLC Hazardous Decomposition/Byproducts: None
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Telephone Number for Information: 888-242-6760
Emergency Telephone: 888-242-6760 6. HEALTH HAZARD DATA AND FIRST AID
Trade Name: VeriShieldTM EXPOSURE LIMITS:
Dept. of Transportation Identification No.: None Note: Data applies only to powdered materials as may
*Composition varies, may contain portland cement and occur when grinding or sawing Ve riShield blocks and/or
crystalline silica Ve riShield Grout. Unless specified otherwise, limits are
expressed as a time-weighted ave rage (TWA) concentra-
2. COMPOSITION INFORMATION tion for an 8-hour work shift of a 40-hour work week.
Major Compounds Limits for cristobalite and tridymite (other fo rms of crys-
Chemical Name CAS Registry Number talline silica) are equal to one-half the limits for quartz.

Portland Cement *65997-15-1 ABBREVIATIONS: ACGIH TLV: Threshold limit value of

Gypsum (calcium sulfate) 13397-24-5 the American Conference of Gove rnmental Industri a l
* May contain crystalline silica 14808-60-7 Hygienists (ACGIH). mg/m3: Milligrams of substance per
cubic meter of air. NIOSH REL: Recommended exposure
limit of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and
3. PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS Health (NIOSH), expressed as a TWA concentration for up
Boiling Point N/A to a 10-hour work-day during a 40-hour workweek. OSHA
Vapor Pressure (mm Hg) N/A PEL: Permissible exposure limit of the federal Occupational
Melting Point N/A Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Portland
Vapor Density (AIR-1) N/A Cement: OSHA PEL (respira ble fraction) 5 mg/m3, (total
E v a p o ration Rate N/A dust) 15 mg/m3, ACGIH TLV (total dust) 10 mg/m3, NIOSH
Solubility in Water N/A REL (respira ble) 5 mg/m3 (total) 10 mg/m3. Gypsum
Appearance & Odor Grey; no odor (Calcium sulfate): OSHA PELs (respira ble fraction) 5 mg/m3,
(total dust) 15 mg/m3, ACGIH TLV (total dust) 10mg/m3.
4. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA Crystalline Silica SiO2: OSHA PELs (respira ble fraction) [10
Flash Point N/A mg/m3÷(% SiO2+2)], (total dust) [30 mg/m3÷(% SiO2+2)],
Extinguishing Media N/A ACGIHTLV (respira ble fraction) 0.05 mg/m3; NIOSH REL
Special Fire Fighting Procedures None (respirable fraction) 0.05 mg/m3. Other Particulates: OSHA
Unusual Fire & Explosion Hazards: None PEL (total particulate, not otherwise regulated) 15 mg/m3,
Flammable Limits N/A (respirable particulate, not otherwise regulated) 5 mg/m3,
LEL N/A ACGIH TLV (nuisance particulates ) 10 mg/m3 (inhalable);
UEL N/A 5 mg/m3(respirable).

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HEALTH HAZARDS:
Primary Route(s) of Entry:
Inhalation: Yes
Skin: No
Eye Contact: Direct contact with dust may cause irritation.
Direct contact by larger amounts of dry powder may cause
effects ranging from moderate eye irritation to chemical
bu rns and blindness.
Skin Contact: Exposure to dry powder may cause drying of
the skin with consequent mild irritation. Some individuals
may exhibit an allergic response upon exposure to powder.
Skin Absorption: Not expected to be a significant
exposure route.
Ingestion: Although small quantities of dust are not known
to be harmful, ill effects are possible if larger quantities are
consumed. Product should not be ingested.
Inhalation: Dusts may irritate the nose, throat, and respiratory
tract. Coughing, sneezing, and shortness of breath
may occur following exposures in excess of appropriate
exposure limits.
Chronic:
Inhalation: Chronic exposure to respira ble dust in excess of
appropriate exposure limits may cause lung disease. Silicosis
may result from excessive exposure to respira ble silica dust
for prolonged periods. Not all individuals with silicosis will
exhibit symptoms. Silicosis is progressive and symptoms
can appear at any time, even after exposure has ceased.
Symptoms may include shortness of breath, coughing, or
right heart enlargement and/or failure. Persons with silicosis
have an increased risk of pulmonary tuberculosis infection.
Tobacco smoking may increase the risk of developing lung
disorders, including emphysema and lung cancer.
Carcinogenicity: Portland cement is not listed as a carcino-
gen by the National Toxicology Program (NTP), OSHA or
the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC).
It may, however, contain trace amounts of substances listed
as carcinogens by these organizations. Crystalline silica, a
potential trace level contaminant in Portland cement, is
classified by the IARC as a carcinogenic to humans (Group
1). The NTP has characterized respira ble silica as “known
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to be a human carcinogen”. Prolonged and repeated
breathing of silica may cause lung cancer.
Signs & Symptoms of Exposure: Irritation of eyes, skin
and/or respiratory system.
Medical Conditions Genera l ly Aggravated by Exposure:
Inhaling respira ble dust may aggravate existing respiratory
system disease(s) and/or dysfunctions such asemphysema
or asthma and may aggravate existing skin and/or
eye conditions.
EMERGENCY & FIRST AID PROCEDURES:
Eyes: Immediately flush eye(s) with plenty of clean water
for at least 15 minutes, while holding the eyelid(s) open.
Beyond flushing, do not attempt to remove material from
the eye(s). Contact a physician if irritation persists or
later develops.
Skin:Wash skin with cool water and pH-neutral soap or
mild detergent intended for use on skin. Seek medical
treatment in all cases of prolonged direct exposure to wet
grout, grout mixtures, liquids from fresh grout products, or
prolonged wet skin exposure to dry powder or grout.
Ingestion: Do not induce vomiting. If person is conscious,
give large quantity of water. Get immediate medical
attention.
Inhalation: Remove to fresh air. Dust in throat and nasal
passages should clear spontaneously. Contact a physician
if irritation persists or later develops.
7. PERSONAL PROTECTION AND CONTROL
MEASURES
Ventilation: Local exhaust or general ventilation adequate
to maintain exposures below appropriate exposure limits.
Other: Respirable dust and silica levels should be moni-
tored regularly. Dust and silica levels in excess of appropri-
ate exposure limits should be reduced by all feasible engi-
n e e ring controls, including (but not limited to) ventilation,
process enclosure, and enclosed employee work stations.
Respiratory Protection: When dust or silica levels exceed
or are likely to exceed appropriate exposure limits, follow
MSHA or OSHA regulations, as appropriate, for use of
NIOSH-approved respiratory protection equipment.
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Skin Protection: Protective gloves, shoes and protective
clothing that are impervious to water should be worn to
avoid contact with skin.
Eye Protection: Safety glasses with side shields should be
worn as minimum protection. Dust goggles should be
worn when excessive (visible) dust conditions are present
or anticipated. Contact lenses should not be worn when
working with this product.
Hygiene: Periodically wash exposed skin with a pH-neutra l
soap. Wash again before eating, drinking, smoking, and
using toilet facilities. Wash work clothes after each use. If
clothing becomes saturated with wet grout, it should be
removed and replaced with clean, dry clothing.
8. STORAGE AND HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
Respirable silica and dust may be generated during pro-
cessing, handling, and storage. The personal protection and
controls identified in Section VII of the MSDS should be
applied as appropriate. Keep Ve riShield Grout dry until
used. Do not store or handle near food and beve rages or
smoking materials.
9. SPILL, LEAK AND DISPOSAL PRACTICES
The personal protection and controls identified in Section
VII of the MSDS should be applied as appropriate.
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Steps to Be Taken if Material Is Released or Spilled: Use dry
clean-up methods which do not disperse dust into the air.
Avoid actions that cause dust to become airborn e. Avoid
inhalation of dust and contact with skin. Wear appropriate
personal protective equipment. Scrape up wet materi a l
and place in an appropriate container. Allow the materi a l
to “dry” before disposal.
Waste Disposal Method: Do not attempt to wash powder
or grout down drains. Dispose of waste materials only in
accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws
and regulations.
NOTICE: Based on research of available data,Veritas
Medical Solutions LLC believes that the information
contained in this Material Safety Data Sheet is accurate.
The suggested procedures are based on data and experi-
ence as of the date of preparation of the MSDS. The
suggestions should not be confused with, nor followed in
violation of applicable laws, regulations, rules or insurance
requirements. Veritas Medical Solutions voluntary prepara-
tion of this MSDS should not be construed, in any way, as
an agreement to be subject to MSHA/OSHA jurisdiction,
as applicable.
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