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HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING MODULE

This training module on hazard communication is designed to ensure that employees are well-informed about hazardous materials present at the workplace. It covers essential topics such as identifying hazardous materials, understanding Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), and emergency response procedures, including what to do in case of a chemical spill. Employees will learn their rights to be informed about chemical hazards, protection methods against exposure, and proper handling and disposal of hazardous substances. Safety is a priority, and knowledge is the first step in ensuring it.

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HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING MODULE

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  1. HAZARD COMMUNICATIONTRAINING MODULE “RIGHT TO KNOW”

  2. EFFECTIVE HAZARD COMMUNICATION • REQUIRES: • THE COMPANY TO IDENTIFY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS THAT ARE PRESENT AT THE SITE • THE COMPANY TO INFORM THE STAFF HOW • TO PROTECT THEMSELVES FROM THE SPECIFIC HAZARDS OF CHEMICALS • STAFF REQUIRED TO FOLLOW POLICES AND PROCEDURES TO AVOID CHEMICAL EXPOSURES

  3. KEY POINTS FOR EMPLOYEES TO KNOW • WHAT ARE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS? • WHERE WOULD I GET INFORMATION ABOUT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS? • WHAT WOULD I DO IF A CHEMICAL SPILL WERE TO HAPPEN? • HOW DO I HANDLE, TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS?

  4. WHY IS THIS KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IMPORTANT? • BECAUSE THE SAFETY OF YOU, YOUR CO-WORKERS AND THE OPERATION DEPENDS ON IT. • IT’S YOUR RIGHT UNDER THE LAW TO BE INFORMED ABOUT THE HAZARDS OF CHEMICALS AND PRODUCTS YOU WORK WITH.

  5. WHAT ARE HAZARDOUS MATERIALS? • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ARE SUBSTANCES THAT ARE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS TO YOUR SAFETY AND HEALTH. • THEY INCLUDE: IRRITATING, SENSITIZING AND TOXIC CHEMICALS AND DUST, FLAMMABLE, CORROSIVE AND REACTIVE SUBSTANCES, AND COMPRESSED GASES.

  6. WHERE WOULD I GET INFORMATION ABOUT HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ? • INFORMATION ABOUT THE HAZARDOUS PROPERTIES OF A CHEMICAL CAN BE FOUND ON THE CHEMICAL’S MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET (MSDS). • MSDS’S ARE FOUND IN MSDS MANUALS LOCATED IN THE WORKPLACE • THE CONTAINER’S LABEL WILL LIST THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH THE USE OF THE CHEMICAL AGENT.

  7. SITE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS • LIST ALL CHEMICALS AT SITE • MSDS MANUAL AVALABLE TO ALL • COPY OF OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 AVAILABLE • LABELS ON CHEMICALS • EVERYONE SHOULD BE TRAINED

  8. WHAT IS AN MSDS? • TECHNICAL DOCUMENT THAT CONTAINS DIFFERENT TYPES OF INFORMATION RELATING TO A SPECIFIC CHEMICAL OR PRODUCT • ALL MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS ARE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE MSDS’S TO CUSTOMERS

  9. WHAT CAN I LEARN FROM AN MSDS? • WHO MAKES THE STUFF? • WHAT’S IN IT? • PHYSICAL PROPERTIES • WILL IT BURN? • DOES IT REACT WITH OTHER CHEMICALS? • ARE THERE HEALTH HAZARDS TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT?

  10. WHAT CAN I LEARN FROM AN MSDS CONT.? • WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT MYSELF? • WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IF THE “STUFF” LEAKS? • SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS SUCH AS STORAGE REQUIREMENTS, ETC.

  11. LABELING REQUIREMENTS • STORED IN ORIGINAL CONTAINERS • NO UNMARKED CONTAINERS • MUST BE ABLE TO READ • MUST STATE THE NAME OF THE CHEMICAL, MANUFACTURERS NAME AND ADDRESS, AND THE HAZARDS WARNINGS

  12. WHO DO I CALL IN CASE OF A CHEMICAL SPILL? • IF A CHEMICAL SPILL OCCURS, THE EMERGENCY REPONSE PROCEDURES SHOULD BE KNOWN. REFER TO THE MSDS • KNOW THE LOCAL HAZMAT PHONE NUMBER OR LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT

  13. SUMMARY • KNOWING THE HAZARDS OF THE CHEMICALS YOU WORK WITH WILL HELP YOU PROTECT YOURSELF, YOUR CO-WORKERS, & OUR CUSTOMERS. • KNOWING WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF A SPILL, HELPS FACILITATE QUICK RESPONSE AND REDUCE HEALTH RISK. • MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT HAZARDS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHEMICALS YOU USE, PROTECT YOURSELF WITH THE RIGHT PPE, & KNOW WHAT TO DO IF A CHEMICAL SPILL OCCURS.

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