Hazard Communication: GHS Chemical Labeling

Employees need to learn about the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of chemical labeling and how to read a GHS chemical label. Components of the GHS standardized label are explained: the product identifier, the warning, the hazard statement, the hazard pictogram and precautionary statements. Each of the nine pictograms is illustrated and dangers associated with them are discussed in detail. This Video On Demand translates the risks of chemical hazards into easy-to-understand impacts. The consequences of mishandling the chemicals are explained in a clear, compelling manner.

As the GHS standard is implemented in the United States, this training is a vital part of an employee Hazard Communication Program. Keep your employees and workplace safe by providing clear, easily understood explanations of hazardous chemical labeling through this training video.

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Employees who work with or around hazardous chemicals

• Introduction
• The Standardized Label
• Pictograms
• Label Review

• GHS Container Labels
• Hazard Communication
• Hazard Communication In Industrial Environments