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HAZCOM Safety Training

When you’re working with hazardous chemicals, you have a right to know about the possible dangers you could be encountering. This is the best way your employees can protect themselves around hazardous chemicals and in emergency scenarios. HAZCOM safety training helps ensure that everyone knows how to handle the hazards they encounter. Equip your employees with the knowledge of chemical hazard concepts, Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), safe handling practices, container labeling, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). This type of training gives your team confidence.

HAZCOM Safety Training (50)

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Hazard Communication in Industrial Environments

Hazard Communication in Industrial Environments
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SKU: CS350

Languages: EN

Produced: 2020

SKU: CS350

Languages: EN

Produced: 2020

45 minutes
RCRA Hazardous Waste Final Rule: The E-Manifest System And Other Key Revisions

RCRA Hazardous Waste Final Rule: The E-Manifest System And Other Key Revisions
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SKU: 5034

Languages: EN

Produced: 2019

SKU: 5034

Languages: EN

Produced: 2019

24 minutes
Hazard Communication, the GHS & You Training Course

Hazard Communication, the GHS & You Training Course
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SKU: 5019

Languages: EN

Produced: 2015

SKU: 5019

Languages: EN

Produced: 2015

14 minutes
To The Point About: Hazard Communications Training Course

To The Point About: Hazard Communications Training Course
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SKU: 5023

Languages: EN

Produced: 2014

SKU: 5023

Languages: EN

Produced: 2014

13 minutes
SDS For Hazardous Communications Training Course

SDS For Hazardous Communications Training Course
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SKU: 1002A

Languages: EN

Produced: 2012

SKU: 1002A

Languages: EN

Produced: 2012

17 minutes
Sodium Hydroxide and Potassium Hydroxide by Efilm Training Course

Sodium Hydroxide and Potassium Hydroxide by Efilm Training Course
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SKU: HZ9006

Languages: EN

Produced: 2011

SKU: HZ9006

Languages: EN

Produced: 2011

29 minutes
Hazard Communication (Medical Healthcare) Training Course

Hazard Communication (Medical Healthcare) Training Course
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SKU: 1038I

Languages: EN

Produced: 2010

SKU: 1038I

Languages: EN

Produced: 2010

16 minutes
Sulfuric Acid and Hydrochloric Acid Training Course by Efilm

Sulfuric Acid and Hydrochloric Acid Training Course by Efilm
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SKU: HZ9801

Languages: EN

Produced: 2005

SKU: HZ9801

Languages: EN

Produced: 2005

26 minutes
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Related HAZCOM Safety Training Articles

For free materials and resources on HAZCOM safety, head over to our blog.

Has it been a while since you’ve brushed up on your Safety Data Sheets (SDS) knowledge or reviewed the procedures around GHS-style labels? Our blog is the perfect place to refresh on your old training or learn about the newest workplace safety procedures. For free, shareable resources, check out these articles and insights (don’t forget to share with your team!)

How to Develop and Maintain Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

Five Regulatory HazCom Standard Requirements You Need to Know About

Materials Handling Training Throughout the Facility

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Rethinking Chemical Safety Risks

Hey Atlantic Training, we already know all about HAZCOM safety, why do we need your HAZCOM safety training programs?

Your employees need to know about the types of hazardous materials that can be found in their work environment. Not only does this help ensure their safety, but OSHA requires you as an employer to provide this training for them. The type of hazards you need to protect them from could be anything from toxic chemicals to poor ergonomic working environments. This training helps keep your employees safe, as well as helps you as an employer avoid lawsuits, employee turnover, and other damages to your company property. When everyone is trained regularly, the impact of a disaster can be severely reduced.