OSHA Hazard Communication Standard Training
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OSHA Hazard Comunication Standard - 29 CFR 1910.1200
The Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) requires employers to provide training and information to employees about hazardous chemicals in the workplace. The HCS includes the following requirements:
TrainingEmployers must provide training to employees when they are initially assigned and whenever new hazards are introduced. Employees must be retrained whenever new hazardous chemicals are introduced.
Safety Data Sheets (SDSs)Chemical manufacturers, distributors, or importers must provide SDSs for each hazardous chemical. SDSs communicate information about the chemical's properties, risks, handling and storage practices, and protective measures.
Chemical labelingContainers of hazardous chemicals must be properly labeled.
Written programEmployers must develop and maintain a written hazard communication program.
Five key elementsEmployers must follow five key elements to ensure a safe working environment: hazard identification, labeling, safety data sheets, employee training, and program implementation.
1. Hazardous Chemicals Inventory and Assessment
2. Chemical Labels and Warning Signs
3. Safety Data Sheets
4. Information and Training
5. Hazard Communication Program Implementation
This one-hour training program, delivered by the Emergency Response Consulting Group, is fully compliant with the updated OSHA Hazard Communication Standard and can be customized to fit the needs of your municipality, company, or organization. Our OSHA Hazard Communication Standard Training Course exceeds the minimum requirements established by OSHA, PESH, and the New York State Department of Labor. This course provides valuable information to your supervisors, managers, and other employees to increase their knowledge of the OSHA Standard and how to use potentially hazardous substances safely in the workplace using protective measures.