Under the OSHA HAZCOM Standard, which of the following items is not required on the container label?

The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HAZCOM) requires specific information to be included on labels for hazardous chemicals to ensure safety in the workplace. The correct item that is not required on the container label is the boiling point.

Container labels must contain a hazard warning to alert employees to the risks associated with the chemical, a product identifier that allows for easy identification of the chemical, and supplier information that provides details about who produced the chemical and how to contact them. While the boiling point can be an important property in understanding the behavior of a substance, it is not a mandatory requirement for labeling under the HAZCOM standard. This focus on essential identifiers, warnings, and supplier information helps ensure that employees can quickly and effectively assess the risks of the chemicals they are working with.