Hazard Communication in Auto Service Facilities

This Video On Demand provides an overview of an automotive workplace Hazard Communication Plan, including Safety Data Sheets, container labels and the facility’s hazard communication program.

Employees learn what information Safety Data Sheets provide under the Globally Harmonized System of classification and labeling of chemicals, and how to understand the GHS labeling system for containers. Properties of chemicals that are toxins, corrosives or irritants are discussed. The difference between flammables, combustible and gases is explained. Long-term dangers from carcinogens, like asbestos and radiation hazards, are addressed. Viewers learn about the proper storage and clean-up of various types of hazardous materials. Responding to inhalation, skin contact and ingestion exposure situations is detailed. A special section explains the use of personal protective equipment to minimize hazard exposure, and identifying what types of PPE to use.

Providing this training to automotive repair facility workers raises their awareness of the hazards in the workplace, how they can protect themselves and their co-workers from these hazards, empowering them to be informed and work safely.

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Mechanics, mechanic assistants and others involved in automotive service and repair

• Introduction
• Safety Data Sheets and Container Labels
• Toxins, Corrosives, and Irritants
• Flammables, Combustibles, and Gases
• Carcinogens and Radiation
• Exposure Situations
• Personal Protective Equipment and Storage
• Spills and Clean-up
• Review

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