Free OSHA Training Tutorial – Understanding the GHS Labeling System
Free OSHA Training Tutorial – Identifying Confined Spaces
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Explains the new GHS labeling system adopted by OSHA when they revised their hazard communication standard in 2012. Employers must provide training on this particular topic to their workers. Free for employers to use for worker training, and non-profit safety organizations to share with their members, compliments of OSHA Training Services Inc. This video cannot be sold nor used to train for profit. Visit our website at http://www.oshatraining.com for more OSHA training resources.
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Clint Weidemiller watched 6-11-19
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Good stuff!
A.Morefield watched this training video. I found it interesting and informative.
good info. watched 03/23/18
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Is there a spanish version?
Huh.
Thank u
Does this need to be used on "unwanted (used) chemicals" which will be later transferred to a Satellite Accumulation Area (SAA) before being shipped out (DOT)? In other words, are these labels needed for laboratory or temporary waste containers on-site? If so, that would be difficult, because waste containers will contain several or many different products in the same container.
Watched video 3/16/16
Thank you
Does anyone know if this is available in Spanish?
Not a bad into to the topic. One thing that isn't addressed is the fact that NFPA & HMIS in plant labeling doesn't comform to HAZCOM 2012. The following is from an OSHA presentation at the link below:
Workplace Labeling
No change to general workplace labeling requirements
HMIS labels and NFPA ratings, by themselves, are not sufficient for
workplace labels
NFPA rating systems used for emergency response
Slide 45 in the following:
https://www.osha.gov/dsg/hazcom/webinar/schc_webinar_72513_clean.pptx
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