Online Hazcom and Chemical Safety Training

This chemical safety training uses a lively talk radio show format to bring life and entertainment to this important topic. Learners become part of the show as they call in and get answers to their Hazard Communication and chemical safety questions. This chemical safety training prepares the learner to access hazard information from labels and MSDSs, how to work safely with chemicals, how to categorize chemicals and the hazards and controls associated with each category.

Chemical safety training applies to all workers who work around chemicals or hazardous materials

• Hazard Labels
  • Container labels
  • Specific label warnings
  • Label colors and numbers
  • An unlabeled container
• The MSDS
  • MSDS Basics
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 1
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 2
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 3
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 4
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 5
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 6
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 7
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 8
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 9
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 10
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 11
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 12
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 13
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 14
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 15
  • ANSI MSDS: Section 16
• Hazard Categories
  • F.A.C.T.O.R.
  • Flammable materials
  • Corrosive materials
  • Toxic materials
  • Reactive materials
• Protecting Yourself
  • Acute and chronic effects
  • Routes of entry
  • Safe Work Practices
• Safe Use and Storage
  • Flammables
  • Corrosives
  • Reactives
• Emergency Procedures
  • Clean-up
  • Emergency procedure documents

• Use chemical labels to keep you safe.
  • List parts of a chemical label.
  • Name 3 words to look for on a label that will alert you of a hazard.
  • Differentiate the hazard meanings associated with colors on a label.
  • Choose the proper meaning of symbols on a label.
• Label all chemical containers.
  • Explain what to do if a container is not labeled.
• Properly utilize Material Safety Data Sheets.
  • Identify information contained in an MSDS.
  • Locate answers to questions regarding a chemical on an MSDS.
• Identify hazards by category.
  • List the four hazard categories [referenced in this course].
  • Identify types of substances a category can include.
  • Differentiate hazard categories by chemical characteristics.
• Protect yourself from chemicals' health hazards.
  • Differentiate between acute and chronic health problems.
  • Recognize ways a chemical can enter the body.
  • Choose ways to eliminate chemicals getting into your body.
  • Identify ways to protect your skin and body.
• Safely use hazardous materials.
  • Choose proper procedures to use when working with flammable materials.
  • Choose proper procedures to use when working with corrosive materials.
  • Choose proper procedures to use when working with reactive materials.
• Properly store hazardous materials.
  • Agree to always store flammable materials in specially designated storage areas.
  • Select the proper storage procedures for corrosive materials.
  • Recall the best way to store reactive materials.
• Follow proper emergency procedures in your workplace.
  • Describe the first step to take when a spill occurs
  • Recall that companies have documented procedures for handling hazardous materials emergencies.

Mastery awards 0.150 CEUs to participants who successfully complete this program.

Mastery Technologies, Inc. has been reviewed and approved as an Authorized Provider by: The International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET)

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