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Chemical Safety; Safely Working with Chemicals @ Work & Home
Rating: 4.1 out of 5(65 ratings)
146 students

Chemical Safety; Safely Working with Chemicals @ Work & Home

with HazCom & GHS Explained
Created byJoe Davis
Last updated 3/2020
English

What you'll 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

Course content

11 sections36 lectures2h 51m total length
  • Introduction, Focus & Agenda2:50

Requirements

  • None. The course provides you all the background you should need and resources for further information

Description

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.

Who this course is for:

  • 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