Globally Harmonized System (GHS) Training

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GHS within OSHA : What's Changed 1-Day Training

If you have been working with the OSHA hazard communication standard or have a hazard communication safety program already set up and want to know what has changed, this is the course for you.

This one-day class will review the old standard and highlight the changes to the new standard. When you leave the class you will know exactly what to change at your place of business.

Topics covered:

• Review history of the standard ad why it is changing
• Existing hazard communication standard
• Changes to standard
• GHS hazard classification system
• Labeling: Supplier and Workplace
• Safety Data Sheets
• Training: Revising your program and communicating the changes
• Your GHS transition plan
• Preparing now, best practices

Public In-Person Training Classes

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GHS General Awareness 1/2 Day Classes

This program is aimed at the worker or handler of hazardous chemicals and introduces them general awareness training under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The participant will leave the classroom with the general awareness of GHS and how to apply it in their workplace.

This half-day class will review the old standard and highlight the changes to the new standard. When you leave the class you will know exactly what to change at your place of business.

Topics covered:

• Overview of GHS Globally Harmonized System
• Responsibilities of suppliers, employers and workers
• Hazard classes and categories
• The supplier label
• Workplace labeling. What are the options?
• SDS (Safety Data Sheets)
• Training requirements
• Special cases, consumer chemicals, laboratories, and samples

Public In-Person Training Classes

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GHS Supervisor/Manager 2-Day Training

This program is aimed at supervisors, managers or chemical specialists who are responsible for OSHA or WHMIS health and safety in the workplace. In the USA we will be discussing GHS within OSHA 29CFR 1910.1200 and in Canada, GHS within WHMIS. Students will receive a copy of the regulations (Book1) and our Guide to the Regulations (Book 2). Trainer training kits can be purchased separately and used to teach back at the office or plant.

Topics Covered:

• How GHS works
• Hazard Communication System
• GHS Employee Training
• Safety Data Sheets (SDSs)
• GHS Supplier Labels
• Workplace Labeling Systems
• Other means of Identification
• Employer responsibility
• Supplier responsibility

Public In-Person Training Classes

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Type: Live in-person

GHS Classification 3-Day Training

Classification under GHS can be very overwhelming. Each chemical needs to be classified on its own for both physical and health hazards, then you must determine what category the chemical falls into. Mixtures are even more complex. When do you apply the bridging principles? How do you calculate the acute toxicity data? What in the world is an M factor?

Required publications are included in price.

These questions and more will be addressed in our 3-day classification course. Upon completion of this class, students will understand how to classify both pure chemicals and mixtures under OSHA Hazcom 2012.

Topics covered:

• Physical hazards
• Health hazards
• Environmental hazards
• responsibilities for classification
• The supplier
• The employer
• The worker
• Classification rules
• Detailed classification procedures

Public In-Person Training Classes

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GHS Supervisor/Manager Web-Based-Training (2.5 hours)

Duration: 2.5 hours

This program is aimed at supervisors, managers or chemical specialists who are responsible for OSHA or WHMIS health and safety in the workplace. In the USA we will be discussing GHS within OSHA 29CFR 1910.1200 and in Canada, GHS within WHMIS. Trainer training kits can be purchased separately and used to teach back at the office or plant.

Topics Covered:

• How GHS works
• Hazard Communication System
• GHS Employee Training
• Safety Data Sheets (SDSs)
• GHS Supplier Labels
• Workplace Labeling Systems
• Other means of Identification
• Employer responsibility
• Supplier responsibility

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Type: Webinar Publications are not included

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GHS Awareness - An Introduction to GHS within Hazcom (1.5 hours)

Duration: 1.5 hours

This course is aimed at the worker or handler of hazardous chemicals and introduces general awareness under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. The participant will have an understanding of Hazcom requirements and their role and responsibilities in the workplace.

This online class covers the general hazcom requirements that every worker should know. Learners should have an understanding of the following upon completion of the class:

• Overview of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals
• Roles and responsibilities of
• Manufacturers, Importers, Employers and Workers
• Basic classification
• Labeling: Shipped container and workplace
• Safety Data Sheet requirements
• Interactive exercises will help reinforce the key concepts.

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