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Title 27, California Code of Regulations ARTICLE 7. NO SIGNIFICANT RISK LEVELS 25701. General (a) The determination of whether a level of exposure to a chemical known to the state to cause cancer

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1. Begin by carefully reviewing the guidelines or instructions provided for filling out the form.
2. Start by entering the necessary identifying information, such as your name, contact details, and any relevant identification numbers.
3. Next, assess the specific risks involved in the scenario or situation. Consider any potential hazards or dangers that could arise and evaluate the likelihood and consequences of each.
4. Determine if the risks identified are significant or not. Deem any risks that may have serious impacts or consequences as significant.
5. If there are no risks that are deemed significant, proceed to mark the appropriate checkbox or indicate that there are no significant risks identified.
6. Provide detailed explanations or justifications for your assessment of no significant risks. Clearly explain why the risks identified are not considered significant and support your reasoning with relevant evidence or data.
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What is no significant risk levels?

No significant risk levels are the threshold levels of exposure to chemicals that are considered to have no significant risk of causing harm to human health.

Who is required to file no significant risk levels?

Manufacturers, distributors, and importers of chemicals are required to file no significant risk levels with the appropriate regulatory agency.

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No significant risk levels are typically filled out using a standardized form provided by the regulatory agency. The form requires information such as the chemical name, CAS number, intended use, exposure limits, and any relevant hazard information.

What is the purpose of no significant risk levels?

The purpose of setting no significant risk levels is to establish a safe threshold for exposure to chemicals and to prevent harm to human health and the environment.

What information must be reported on no significant risk levels?

The information that must be reported on no significant risk levels includes the chemical name, CAS number, intended use, exposure limits, hazard information, and any other relevant data.