Creating and Documenting Chemical Risk Assessments

Creating and Documenting Chemical Risk Assessments, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 27 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 24 subscribers.

You will learn about This course is intended to help personnel understand the "why" behind performing a chemical risk assessment. To understand that by examining a hazardous chemical a safer one can be used for employee protection. To use safer chemicals to help reduce/eliminate hazardous waste liability and the associated cost. Create a system to capture Chemical Risk Assessment and to share with other company locations/personnel. This course is ideal for individuals who are The course is designed for Engineers, Managers, Project Management Professionals, Facilities and personnel concerned with occupational safety or hazardous chemical exposure. It is particularly useful for The course is designed for Engineers, Managers, Project Management Professionals, Facilities and personnel concerned with occupational safety or hazardous chemical exposure.

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Summary

Title: Creating and Documenting Chemical Risk Assessments

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This course is intended to help personnel understand the "why" behind performing a chemical risk assessment.
To understand that by examining a hazardous chemical a safer one can be used for employee protection.
To use safer chemicals to help reduce/eliminate hazardous waste liability and the associated cost.
Create a system to capture Chemical Risk Assessment and to share with other company locations/personnel.

Who Should Attend

The course is designed for Engineers, Managers, Project Management Professionals, Facilities and personnel concerned with occupational safety or hazardous chemical exposure.

Target Audiences

The course is designed for Engineers, Managers, Project Management Professionals, Facilities and personnel concerned with occupational safety or hazardous chemical exposure.

This course will help you understand the “why” of a chemical risk assessment. A sample downloadable chemical risk assessment sheet is part of the course along with a proposed method to archive the chemical risk assessments to share with other company facilities to help eliminate a duplication of work. This course will explain chemical exposure limits, the manufacturers Safety Data Sheets (SDS) along with the personal protective equipment. First-aid procedures in a form of medical assistance along with a safety shower or eyewash, along with special considerations such as calcium gluconate for hydrofluoric acid exposure. Hazardous waste generation and the associated liability and costs are discussed.

The four chemical exposure routes into the body of inhalation, ingestion, absorption, and injecting are discussed along with methods to reduce the risk of chemical exposure. Carcinogens, teratogens, and mutagens are discussed along with the different forms of a chemical; solid, liquid, gas, fume, and nanometer.

The nine hazard classifications of:

· Acute Toxicity

· Serious Health Hazard

· Health hazard / Harmful / Irritant

· Oxidizers (chemicals that liberate oxygen but don’t burn). These make a chemical burn hotter and faster.

· Environmental

· Corrosive – will the chemical burn skin and corrode steel

· Flammable – will the chemical gives off vapors that will burn

· Explosive

· Compressed Gases – nitrogen, oxygen, argon, propane

Finally a proposed risk assessment matrix is used to give the assessor a method to gauge if the chemical exposure is controlled or uncontrolled. Students who complete this course will be granted 0.1 CEU. Please contact me at david.ayers@comcast.net

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction/Course Goals

Lecture 1: Introduction/Course Goals

Lecture 2: Introduction to Chemical Risk Assessments

Chapter 2: Section 2: Why perform a chemical risk assessment?

Lecture 1: Why perform a chemical risk assessment/Chemical Abstract Services (CA

Lecture 2: National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health

Lecture 3: Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

Lecture 4: Describe the process and equipment

Chapter 3: Chemical Hazard Classifications

Lecture 1: Acute Toxicity

Lecture 2: Serious Health Hazard

Lecture 3: Health Hazard / Harmful / Irritant

Lecture 4: Oxidizing

Lecture 5: Environmental

Lecture 6: Corrosive

Lecture 7: Flammable

Lecture 8: Explosive

Lecture 9: Gasses under pressure

Chapter 4: Chemical Hazard Forms

Lecture 1: Chemical Hazard Forms

Chapter 5: Chemical Routes of Entry

Lecture 1: Chemical Routes of Entry

Chapter 6: Chemical Health Hazards

Lecture 1: Chemical Health Hazards

Chapter 7: Chemical Exposure Limits

Lecture 1: Chemical Exposure Limits

Chapter 8: Control Measures

Lecture 1: Control Measures

Chapter 9: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Lecture 1: PPE

Chapter 10: First-Aid Procedures

Lecture 1: First-Aid Procedures

Chapter 11: Disposal and Hazardous Waste

Lecture 1: Disposal and Hazardous Waste

Chapter 12: Final Risk Assessment and Case Study

Lecture 1: Final Risk Assessment and Case Study

Chapter 13: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Dr. Ayers Thank You

Lecture 3: References

Instructors

David Ayers
Occupational Safety Professional

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