Corporate Training By Zack Academy - How to Label Hazardous Chemicals Using OSHA's New GHS Hazard Communication Standard - Webinar

Why should you take this How to Label Hazardous Chemicals Using OSHA’s New GHS Hazard Communication Standard Webinar?

Workplace hazard communication labels have been reinvented with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's adoption of the Globally Harmonized System standards for labeling hazardous chemicals. In this interactive How to Label Hazardous Chemicals Using OSHA’s New GHS Hazard Communication Standard Webinar, students will learn the difference between workplace and supplier labels, what signal words, hazard statements, precautionary statements, and pictograms must be on labels, essential references they can use to locate required label information, and how to label products with existing HMIS, DOT, and CPSC labels.

Proper labeling is crucial both to protect the safety and health of workers and customers, and to ensure that companies are not faced with steep fines for violating communication standards. Students attending this engaging webinar will think carefully about how OSHA's new standards apply to their work and learn how to properly implement the standards on the job.

Who should take this How to Label Hazardous Chemicals Using OSHA’s New GHS Hazard Communication Standard Webinar?

Personnel responsible for safety, hazard communication compliance, or labeling of hazardous chemicals will benefit from this How to Label Hazardous Chemicals Using OSHA’s New GHS Hazard Communication Standard Webinar.

Course Topics Include:

• How the labeling requirements have changed under the new rule
• The difference between workplace and supplier labels
• What signal words, hazard statements, precautionary statements, and pictograms must now be on your labels
• Essential references you can use to locate required label information
• When GHS-compliant labels are mandatory

Course Includes:

• Downloadable course document for easy reference
• Engaging training with an experienced instructor
• Practical tools and strategies for use in the field

Syllabus

• How the labeling requirements have changed under the new rule
• The difference between workplace and supplier labels
• What signal words, hazard statements, precautionary statements, and pictograms must now be on your labels
• Essential references you can use to locate required label information
• When GHS-compliant labels are mandatory