Hazard Communication
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Skills covered in this course
Description
OSHA Standard: 1910.1200 and industry best practices
Hazard Communication Awareness Course trains learners about the importance of the global standard, the 16 sections of a Safety Data Sheet, and the meaning behind each of the 9 Pictograms.
Additional topics include information about signal words and precautionary statements, container labeling requirements, and an overview of other labeling guidelines that aren't hazard communication compliant, yet serve other purposes.
An interactive simulation provides learners the opportunity to observe different types of chemical labels, interpret parts of Safety Data Sheets, and evaluate how best to respond to a spill.
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Hazard Communication
Frequently Asked Questions
The course is built around OSHA Standard 1910.1200 and current industry best practices for communicating chemical hazards in the workplace.
The course trains learners on all 16 sections of a Safety Data Sheet, along with the meaning behind each of the 9 GHS pictograms.
Learners study signal words, precautionary statements, and required container labeling, then compare those against labeling guidelines used for other, non-HazCom purposes.
An interactive simulation lets learners observe different types of chemical labels, interpret parts of Safety Data Sheets, and evaluate how best to respond to a spill.
Learners leave able to interpret label pictograms and signal words and to locate the right section of an SDS when a spill occurs.
OSHA Standard: 1910.1200 and industry best practices
Hazard Communication Awareness trains learners about the importance of the global standard, the 16 sections of a Safety Data Sheet, and the meaning behind each of the 9 Pictograms.
Additional topics include information about signal words and precautionary statements, container labeling requirements, and an overview of other labeling guidelines that aren't hazard communication compliant, yet serve other purposes.
An interactive simulation provides learners the opportunity to observe different types of chemical labels, interpret parts of Safety Data Sheets, and evaluate how best to respond to a spill.