US Chemical Hazards and HazCom Training

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Course Summary

Workplace chemicals are manageable when you know what you’re handling and how to stay protected. This Ethena course gives US teams a practical grounding in OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, from reading labels to handling chemicals safely and speaking up.

OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard basics
Recognizing common hazardous chemicals
Reading chemical labels and pictograms
Handling chemicals safely and reporting risks

Included Modules:

Understanding OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard

Explains OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom), aligned to the Globally Harmonized System, and the right-to-know protections it gives workers handling chemicals.

Hazardous Chemicals

Identifies common hazardous chemicals in the workplace, their health and physical risks, and the routes through which exposure can harm workers.

How to Interpret Chemical Labels

Shows how to read GHS-aligned chemical labels, including pictograms, signal words, and hazard statements, plus how Safety Data Sheets support them.

Staying Safe Around Workplace Chemicals

Covers safe handling, storage, and protective equipment for workplace chemicals, helping workers prevent spills, exposures, and other avoidable incidents.

Speak Up Culture

Encourages workers to report chemical hazards, unsafe conditions, and exposure concerns, reinforcing their right to raise issues without fear of retaliation.

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