Occupational Safety and Health: Hazard Communication
With Jim Rogers
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Duration: 49m
Skill level: Beginner
Released: 10/15/2021
Course details
Many workplaces around the world are subject to regulations requiring the employer to tell all employees about the chemicals they are working with or may be exposed to. This is often called "the right to know." Many common chemicals and products fall under these right to know requirements. In this course, instructor Jim Rogers shows you how to properly communicate this information to everyone in the workplace, so they understand what precautions to take and how to keep themselves safe. Jim begins by explaining the right to know, then goes into a detailed discussion of different hazardous substances in the workplace. He covers ways to categorize hazards, as well as pictograms that alert the user to the hazards and what precautions they need to take. After stepping through how to build and understand a hazard communication (HazCom) program, Jim concludes with special considerations for several industries such as construction, pharmacies, and chemical processors.
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Meet the instructor
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Miko Koskinen
Miko Koskinen
CEO and PMI candidate. Currently started premium in search for new opportunities. Willing to learn new skills and improve as an professional through…
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Martin Asare
Martin Asare
Prospective student, Occupational Health and Safety (Fall 2025) | BSc Metallurgical Engineering | Kwame Nkrumah Univ. of Science and Technology |…
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- Test your knowledge 3 quizzes
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