What document should be referenced if an individual is unnecessarily exposed to deicing/anti-icing fluid?

The appropriate document to reference in the event of unnecessary exposure to deicing/anti-icing fluid is the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). The SDS provides crucial information about the handling, safety precautions, and potential health effects associated with chemicals in use, including deicing and anti-icing fluids. It outlines the necessary first aid measures, potential symptoms of exposure, and recommendations for safe use, which are essential for responding properly if someone is exposed to these fluids.

The other documents serve different purposes. An incident report is primarily used for documenting events after they occur, rather than guiding immediate action during an exposure. Exposure guidelines provide general recommendations for limits on exposure over time but may not address specific actions to take during an incident. An emergency response plan outlines procedures for various emergencies but does not always focus specifically on chemical exposure response as comprehensively as an SDS does.