This safety lesson explains how to use Safety Data Sheets (SDS) to understand chemical hazards in the workplace. It covers how to find important safety information, including health risks, proper handling, storage, and emergency procedures. The video highlights the importance of following SDS guidelines to prevent accidents, protect workers, and comply with OSHA regulations. By using SDS correctly, employees can work safely with hazardous chemicals and reduce the risk of exposure.
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Hazard Communications: GHS Labels
Enhance workplace safety with GotSafety's comprehensive lesson on Hazard Communication: GHS Labels. In this video training, delve into the essential aspects of GHS labels for chemical hazards. Learn how to interpret GHS pictograms, signal words, hazard statements, and precautionary statements. Un...
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Hazardous Waste: Accumulation (Federal)
This safety lesson explains how to manage hazardous waste accumulation according to federal regulations. It covers proper container use, labeling, storage limits, and accumulation timeframes. The video also discusses satellite accumulation areas, employee responsibilities, and common mistakes tha...
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HVAC: Chemical Safety
This lesson explains how HVAC workers can stay safe when using chemicals. HVAC jobs often involve chemicals like refrigerants and cleaning agents, which can be harmful if not handled the right way. You’ll learn how to read labels, use protective equipment, and store chemicals safely. The lesson a...
