Full course description
Course Introduction
This course provides non-research employees with the information needed to be able to identify hazards associated with chemicals they may be exposed to in their workplace; how to properly label chemicals in accordance with the global harmonization system; and how to protect themselves from chemical hazards during normal work and in the event of a chemical emergencies.
This training is intended for Indiana University community members only. If you need to complete this training as a guest user, you may request access to the course at iuehs@iu.edu.
Learning Outcomes
After completing the module, you will be able to:
- Know how to read and understand chemical hazard labels.
Module Topics Include
- OSHA regulations
- How chemicals enter the body
- Detecting the presence of a hazardous chemical
- Factors which affect chemical exposure
- Physical and health hazards
- Measures to protect yourself
- Labeling
- Safety data sheets
- Handling wastes and spills
Course Creator
IU Environmental Health and Safety
Length: 1 hour
Department:
IU Environmental Health and Safety
iuehs@iu.edu
Credit: Certificate
Audience: All IU employees who may be exposed to hazardous chemicals under normal operating conditions or in foreseeable emergencies; excluding laboratory personnel.