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Hazard Communication

Introduction

Purpose 

Scope and Application 

Key Definitions, Symbols, and Classifications

Roles and Responsibilities 

Hazard Communication Policy Requirements: Labels, SDS, and Written Program

Training and Documentation

Quiz: Purpose of the Hazard Communication Policy

Quiz: Scope and Application Responsibilities

Quiz: Hazard Communication Definitions and Pictograms

Quiz: Roles and Responsibilities in Hazard Communication

Quiz: Labeling Requirements and Secondary Containers

Quiz: Safety Data Sheets—Access and Use

Quiz: Written Hazard Communication Program Elements

Quiz: Training Requirements and Documentation Standards

Quiz: Non-Routine Tasks and Contractor Communication

Quiz: Incident Reporting and Exposure Response Communication

Quiz: Selecting Appropriate Controls and Personal Protective Measures

Course Feedback Survey: Hazard Communication Training Effectiveness

Protect your workforce and meet regulatory requirements with Workplace Hazard Communication: Hazard Identification, Controls, and Accountability. This practical, compliance-focused course equips new hires, supervisors, and EHS teams to confidently recognize chemical hazards, interpret labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and apply the hierarchy of controls to minimize risk. Built around a clear, written Hazard Communication (HazCom) program, the training covers OSHA-aligned definitions, pictograms, and classifications; labeling for primary and secondary containers; and how to access, read, and use SDS information on the job. You’ll learn role-specific responsibilities for employers, managers, employees, contractors, and EHS personnel—plus how to document training, maintain records, and communicate during non-routine tasks and contractor operations. Interactive quizzes reinforce key concepts like labeling, SDS use, and training documentation so learners can demonstrate understanding and accountability. By the end, you’ll be able to integrate policy requirements into daily workflows, respond effectively to incidents and exposures, and foster a culture of transparency and safety. Whether you’re onboarding new team members or standardizing site-wide practices, this course provides a complete, actionable framework for hazard communication compliance and safer operations.

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            <p>Workplace Hazard Communication: Hazard Identification, Controls, and Accountability equips new hire employees with the core knowledge and practical skills required to recognize, understand, and communicate chemical and workplace hazards. Grounded in the EHS-109 Hazard Communication framework, this course clarifies policy requirements, the intent of hazard communication programs, and the systems that sustain them—labels, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), written procedures, and training. You will learn how the policy applies across operations, including routine and non-routine tasks, contractor interactions, and incident or exposure response, ensuring you can navigate real-world situations with confidence and accuracy.</p>

<p>Throughout the course, you will explore the scope and application of hazard communication, master key definitions and pictograms used to classify and convey hazards, and understand the distinct responsibilities of employers, supervisors, employees, contractors, and EHS personnel. You will also review control selection principles and personal protective measures, along with documentation practices—training frequency, methods, and recordkeeping—that demonstrate compliance and reinforce accountability. Knowledge checks and targeted quizzes are integrated to reinforce learning on purpose, scope, labeling and secondary containers, SDS access and use, written program elements, roles and responsibilities, and training standards. By the end, you will be prepared to identify hazards accurately, apply appropriate controls, communicate effectively, and uphold your role in a safe, compliant workplace.</p>
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