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Hazard Communication

  
#230

					HAZARD COMMUNICATION: A GUIDE TO COMPLIANCE — This videotape
  begins with a brief overview of the purpose of OSHA’s Hazard Communication
  Standard. It discusses both health and physical hazards which employees
  may encounter by being exposed to hazardous materials. The videotape takes
  one through the overall program by alerting the employer to start out with
  an inventory of hazardous chemicals which they have at their facility.
  The program then goes into the explanation and use of warning labels and
  Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). The next area discussed is the training
  for employees so that they will recognize hazardous materials and how to
  handle them. Also discussed is the need for a written compliance program
  which will document each step of the employer’s compliance with the
  Hazard Communication Act. (16 Minutes)

  

  
#355

  YOU’RE IN CONTROL: A HAZARD COMMUNICATION REVIEW — This live
  action video program is an excellent refresher for employees who have been
  trained previously for hazard communication, as well as providing initial
  training for new employees. This program will teach employees about information
  sources including container labels and the Material Safety Data Sheets
  (MSDS). It will also teach them about the hazards associated with chemicals
  that they work with, as well as how to control those hazards. Finally,
  it will inform the employees what to do if there is an accident and this
  will include basic response procedures. After reviewing this program, an
  employee will be able to 1) read a label or MSDS and provide specific information,
  2) list the hazard classes of chemicals, 3) explain safe handling and storage
  procedures, 4) define the routes of entry into the body, 5) describe what
  to do in case of an emergency. (16 Minutes)

  

			
#418

  THE MSDS: INFORMATION YOU CAN USE — This video presents a useful
  and understandable explanation of the common characteristics of the MSDS.
  How to find the answer to questions concerning emergency information, hazardous
  situation response and prevention using the MSDS is covered. This is a
  good video to train employees on how to use and understand the MSDS as
  part of your Hazard Communication Program training effort. (22 Minutes)

  

			
#683

			HAZCOM: ACIDS AND CAUSTICS — An employee has been splashed with sulfuric acid, and an investigation of the accident begins. During its course, we learn how to work safely with ever-present chemical hazards. The DOT class system is explained, with emphasis on Class 8 corrosives such as acids and caustics. Mixing, fumes, combining with water, storage, disposal, personal protective equipment (PPE), understanding hazard warnings and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are all covered. (17:40 Minutes)

			
#883

HAZARD COMMUNICATION FOR NON-INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYEES — Dangerous
chemicals cannot be avoided. Your employee will encounter them at work, in situations
such as the simple task of changing a toner cartridge in a copy machine. The
lack of expertise can be the cause of accidents. This program aims to inform
them on safety measures that should be taken when dealing with potentially lethal
substances. DVD (17 Minutes) 

          

          #884

HAZARD COMMUNICATION ELEMENTS OF SAFETY — This program is designed
to inform employees about the hazards of various chemicals they may be exposed
to in the workplace so they can stay safe. Topics include: physical & health
hazards, how exposure occurs, personal protective equipment, material safety
data sheets and chemical containers warnings and labels. DVD (19 Minutes)

			
#941

  HAZARD COMMUNICATION & THE GLOBAL HARMONIZING SYSTEM — This DVD addresses the implementation  of the Global Harmonizing System  or GHS which brings OSHA’s Hazard Communication  Standard more in line with international  standards. This will help insure quality and consistency in the classification  and labeling of all chemicals. The program  will provide employees with an understanding  of the three key elements of the GHS: Hazard  Classification, container labeling and Safety Data Sheets. (DVD  FORMAT – 22 Minutes)

            


            

  
 

  

			
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