Contents
1. Course Introduction
Directions
Course Description
What You Will Learn
How to Master the Skills in this Course
Credits
2. Hazard Communication
Learning Objectives
What are hazardous chemicals?
Mercury Spill
Examples of Hazardous Chemicals
Workplace Hazards
Right To Know
OSHA Requirements
Your Employer's Role
Non-routine Tasks
Your Role
Self-Check
3. Health and Physical Hazards
Learning Objectives
Physical Hazards
Health Hazards
Hidden Hazards
Routes of Entry
Mouth and Nose
Skin and Eyes
What is Exposure?
What is Exposure? (cont.)
Acute Health Effects
Chronic Health Effects
Categories of Chemicals
Categories of Chemicals (cont.)
Toxics, Carcinogens, and Sensitizers
Corrosives and Irritants
Flammables and Combustibles
Reactives
Self-Check
4. Protecting Yourself From Hazards
Learning Objectives
On-the-job Injuries
Protective Measures
Safe Work Practices
Safe Work Practices, cont.
Mixing Chemicals
PPE and Labels
Knowing When a Hazard Is Present
Monitoring Equipment
Symptoms of Exposure
Accidents and Emergencies
Self-Check
5. Labels and MSDS
Learning Objectives
What If
Using Labels
Label Requirements
Labels Not Required
Shipping Labels
Labels Systems
ANSI Labeling
NFPA Labeling
HMIS Labeling
HMIS Labeling, cont.
PPE Icons on Labels
Self-Check 1
Self-Check 2
Self-Check 3
Self-Check 4
What is an MSDS?
MSDS Contents
MSDS Vocabulary
Using MSDSs
MSDS Sample
Health Hazard Information
Exposure Limits
First Aid
Physical and Chemical Characteristics
Control Measures
Stability and Reactivity
Safe Handling
Spills and Disposal
Firefighting and Explosion Control
Self-Check 5
Self-Check 6
Self-Check 7
Self-Check 8
6. Scenario Activity
Scenario Directions
Scenario Activity
Quiz Directions
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Suppose someone at your work has left a chemical in an unlabeled container. There is no way for you to know what the chemical is, nor what its hazards are.
Chemicals in unlabeled containers present a variety of hazards.
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