Hazard Communication

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This two-part course on Hazard Communication reviews the basic requirements of the 29 CFR 1910.1200 Hazard Communication Standard. This Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, Standard is an overview of how the system of chemical hazard information and communication works. This course will include the alignment with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals, commonly referred to as the GHS, Revision 7. We will review information based on the OSHA regulation as it relates to hazard awareness and communication, hazard classification, Safety Data Sheets, and labeling requirements of hazardous materials within the workplace.

Part One – This training course is an overview of the Hazard Communication Standard, basic health and physical hazards of chemical, and protective measures fundamental to your personal protection. In addition, the labeling techniques to communicate hazards will be reviewed. This presentation will increase your knowledge of chemical hazards, hazard classification, and the basic personal protection methods to ensure safe handling and usage of chemicals.

Part Two – This training course is a continuation of Hazard Communication Part 1. This presentation will review the updated Safety Data Sheets that are required as part of the Hazard Communication Standard. The safety data sheet, or SDS, is the backbone of the Hazard Communication Standard. This course will help employers and employees understand their responsibility to take the time to properly understand the hazards and appropriate precautions when using, handling, or working around the chemicals in your facility.