Hazard Communication Standard
The “Haz-Com” standard is one of the most frequently-violated regulations in OSHA history, mainly because companies fail to be specific enough in training workers on the hazardous chemicals used on the job. This course covers what products need to have label information and Safety Data Sheets, the contents of a SDS, what hazardous chemicals are covered in the standards, when temporary containers must be labeled, and references communication techniques in relation to other (non-chemical) hazards. The course also cross-references other OSHA standards requiring hazard postings, as well as hazard warning signs and notifications used by other agencies, and discusses communication procedures used for multi-employer worksites.
Open and Print First – Course Syllabus & Performance Evaluation
Required Materials
Hazard Communication Presentation
Health Hazards in Construction Presentation
OSHA3695- Compliance Guidebook
OSHA3696 – OSHA HazCom Fact Sheet
OSHA3636-Labels and Pictograms
OSHA3678 – OSHA HazCom Label QUICK CARD
Supplemental Materials
Glossary of Terms OSHA Outreach
Hazard Communication Hyperlinks
