What section of an MSDS gives safe exposure limits based on OSHA guidelines?

The section of an MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) that provides safe exposure limits based on OSHA guidelines is the section that typically focuses on hazardous information and ingredients. This section outlines potential health effects, safety standards, and permissible exposure limits that are essential for ensuring worker safety when handling the substance. By presenting these limits, it helps employers and employees to understand the risks associated with exposure and the necessary precautions to take.

In contrast, the first aid measures section focuses on procedures for dealing with exposure incidents and how to administer appropriate medical care. The composition and information on ingredients detail the chemical makeup but do not include exposure limits. The accidental release measures section discusses how to contain and clean up spills but does not provide safety exposure limits. Therefore, the section dedicated to hazardous information is the relevant part that aligns with OSHA’s requirements for safe exposure limits.