Hazard Communication in Industrial Facilities

Employees working in an industrial setting learn about Safety Data Sheets, container labels, and the Hazard Communication Program in this course. A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is a guide for working with certain chemicals. These data sheets use the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) to diagram and label chemicals so safety procedures are understood on a global level. The Hazard Communication Program is also discussed, including the details in which it affects the work environment.

This training program also gives detailed information about chemicals such as toxins, corrosives, and irritants. Flammable and combustible chemicals are also looked at, and each chemical is shown with preventative measures so that the viewer is aware of all safety measures. Because this training is focused on the safety of the employees, exposure situations are looked at and personal protective equipment is investigated.

This video encourages each individual to practice safety in industrial facilities by detailing preventative tips. This training is followed by a short quiz so the viewer is able to demonstrate their understanding.

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Those who wish to understand the Hazard Communication Standard as it specifically applies to industrial facilities.

• 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

• Understanding GHS HazCom - Version 2 (HazCom Full Course: New Rules)
• GHS Container Labels
• Hazard Communication