Safe Chemical Handling Training Course
How to treat cleaning chemicals with the respect they deserve.
| Responsible | Chris Blamire |
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| Last Update | 19/09/2024 |
| Completion Time | 1 hour 58 minutes |
| Members | 8 |
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Welcome
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Welcome to the ‘Safe Chemical Handling’ training course.
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Section 1. What is a chemical?
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1a. What is a hazardous chemical?
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1b. What about chemical-free cleaning products? Are they chemicals?
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1c. What chemicals are we talking about?
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1d. Summary
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Section 2. Safety guide for workplace chemicals
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The chemical handling safety guide.
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Section 3. Understanding chemical hazards (including labels and SDS)
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3a. What are the best places to find chemical safety and hazard information?
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3b. Types and classifications of chemical hazards
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3c. How can chemicals affect your body?
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3d. How does exposure to chemicals most commonly happen?
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3e. Chemical concentration and exposure time matters
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Section 4. First aid guide for cleaning chemicals
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4a. What is first aid?
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4b. First aid kits
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4c. Understanding how a chemical has caused a first aid event
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4d. Procedures: First aid with chemicals.
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Section 5. Spill control with chemicals
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5a. What is a chemical spill?
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5b. How do you know if a chemical spill is dangerous?
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5c. What to do with a chemical spill and how to protect yourself.
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5d. How to reduce the risk of chemical spills.
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Section 6. Managing chemical safety
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6a. Do you have the essential requirements for chemical safety at your workplace?
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6b. How to improve chemical safety
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6c. Examples of chemical risk controls
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Section 7. Safe chemical handling principles
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7a. 6 safe chemical handling principles to remember
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7b. 3 big don'ts
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7c. Chemical usage and dilution
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7d. Storage and disposal of chemicals
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7e. First aid kits, spill kits and accident response
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Section 8. What are your chemical safety responsibilities?
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Worker and employer responsibilities
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Section 9. Summary
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‘Safe Chemical Handling’ in a nutshell
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Certification
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Quiz and Certificate
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