Chemical Safety; Safely Working with Chemicals @ Work & Home

Chemical Safety; Safely Working with Chemicals @ Work & Home, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 36 lectures, based on 56 reviews, and has 116 subscribers.

You will learn about Recognize chemical hazards & safely work with them Reduce and even eliminate chemical hazards How to read & understand container labels & Safety Data Sheets Know what is required to respond if an incident occurs Understand GHS, United Nations Globally Harmonized System of chemical safety Know the OSHA regulation well enough to avoid violations and where to learn more The foundation to understand your country's regulation if you are not under U.S. jurisdiction Recognize when you need additional training This course is ideal for individuals who are Those who work with and near chemicals or are about to or Those concerned and want to learn the hazards and symptioms of chemical exposure or Those who are tasked to train and oversee others on chmical safety or Those who want to expand their knowledge with chemical safety and GHS It is particularly useful for Those who work with and near chemicals or are about to or Those concerned and want to learn the hazards and symptioms of chemical exposure or Those who are tasked to train and oversee others on chmical safety or Those who want to expand their knowledge with chemical safety and GHS.

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Summary

Title: Chemical Safety; Safely Working with Chemicals @ Work & Home

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Recognize chemical hazards & safely work with them
Reduce and even eliminate chemical hazards
How to read & understand container labels & Safety Data Sheets
Know what is required to respond if an incident occurs
Understand GHS, United Nations Globally Harmonized System of chemical safety
Know the OSHA regulation well enough to avoid violations and where to learn more
The foundation to understand your country's regulation if you are not under U.S. jurisdiction
Recognize when you need additional training

Who Should Attend

Those who work with and near chemicals or are about to
Those concerned and want to learn the hazards and symptioms of chemical exposure
Those who are tasked to train and oversee others on chmical safety
Those who want to expand their knowledge with chemical safety and GHS

Target Audiences

Those who work with and near chemicals or are about to
Those concerned and want to learn the hazards and symptioms of chemical exposure
Those who are tasked to train and oversee others on chmical safety
Those who want to expand their knowledge with chemical safety and GHS

This course covers chemical safety for work and home. This includes the hazards, prevention, emergency response, how to recognize and understand chemical labels and information forms called Safety Data Sheets (SDS). The course will guide you through the the basics to more advance parts of chemical safety while covering U.S. regulation and the United Nations Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals.

This course also provides workplace training requirements for U.S. OSHA Hazard Communication; all minus your firms specific parts, of which these requirements are are outlined within the course. For those not under U.S. jurisdiction, it provides a great foundation to understand your country’s workplace regulations.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction, Focus & Agenda

Chapter 2: Definitions

Lecture 1: What is HazCom?

Lecture 2: Definitions Continued

Lecture 3: Definitions Continued

Chapter 3: Knowledge Needs, Training Requirements and Responsibilities

Lecture 1: Knowledge Needs & Training Requirements

Lecture 2: Responsibilities

Chapter 4: Company Written Programs and Chemical Inventory Lists

Lecture 1: Company Written Programs

Lecture 2: The Chemical Inventory List

Chapter 5: GHS Parts & Actions

Lecture 1: GHS Parts & Actions

Chapter 6: The Health and Physical Hazards of Hazardous Chemicals

Lecture 1: Hazardous Chemicals and Health Hazards

Lecture 2: Routes of Entry & Symptoms

Lecture 3: Lethal Dosing & Acronym Soup

Lecture 4: Chemical Health Hazard Types

Lecture 5: Chemical Hazard Classification

Lecture 6: Health Hazard Classification

Lecture 7: Physical Hazard Classification

Lecture 8: Physical Hazards Classification Continued

Chapter 7: Container Labeling

Lecture 1: Container Labeling – First Warning!

Lecture 2: GHS Primary Container Labeling Six Parts

Lecture 3: Container Labeling Six Parts Continued – Pictograms

Lecture 4: Internal Container Labeling

Lecture 5: Labeling Systems

Lecture 6: Special Labeling Issues

Chapter 8: SDS – Safety Data Sheets

Lecture 1: About the SDS

Lecture 2: SDS Q&A

Lecture 3: The SDS 16 Parts, A Review of Parts 1 through 3

Lecture 4: The SDS Section Two – Classification

Lecture 5: The SDS 16 Parts, A Review of Parts 4 through 8

Lecture 6: The SDS 16 Parts, A Review of Parts 9 through 11

Lecture 7: The SDS 16 Parts, A Review of Parts 12 through 16

Chapter 9: Hazard Control

Lecture 1: Hierachy of Control – The Hawk

Lecture 2: PPE, The Last Line of Defense

Lecture 3: Spills, Leaks and Emergency Response

Chapter 10: Non-Routine

Lecture 1: Non-Routine

Chapter 11: Resources & Summary

Lecture 1: Resources

Lecture 2: Summary

Instructors

Joe Davis
Professionally Certified Health & Safety Consultant

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 11 votes
4 stars: 15 votes
5 stars: 26 votes

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