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COURSE OBJECTIVE

The course has been designed to enable all participants leave the training with a set of new knowledge, tools, and skills and direct experience of how to implementsafe handling of chemical especially chemical under hazardous category and how to work safely with chemicals. It also

Thus, the course has been designed to fulfill the following objectives:

Understand the basic requirements of handling chemicals.

Explains hazards, storage & transfer do's and don'ts.

Plan, implement, and analyze fundamental and practical industrial techniques.

COURSE INTRODUCTION

When there is a possibility your staff will need to handle chemicals there are possibility of harmful situation may happen. Exposure to toxic agents can have severe consequences, including death. These injuries can occur in any area where hazardous chemicals are handledMost chemical injuries could have been avoidedIf these people had had the proper equipment, if they had been using the proper techniquesand if they had had adequate knowledge, such as exposures probably would not have occurred.

‘LET NO HARM BE DONE’

COURSE OUTLINE

Chapter 1: Introduction

• What is hazmat?
• Chemical hazard
• Related legal requirements

Chapter 2: Basic CSDC/MSDS

• Basic principles and procedure
• MSDS/CSDS related requirement

Chapter 3: Chemical labeling

• Know your right when receiving chemical
• Type of label
• What labels must tell you
• What labels may tell you
• What colors and numbers mean on labels
• Label do's and don’ts
• Relabelling requirements

Chapter 4: Chemical storage management

• Chemical storage requirements
• Long term and short term storage
• Incompatible chemicals
• Dry and liquid chemical storage
• PPE and PPC requirements  

Chapter 5: Transferring chemical

• Need to transfer
• Hazard during transfer
• Type of PPE or PPC
• Risk control during transfer
• Tip do and don’t during manual transfer
• Mechanized and automation transfer

Chapter 6: Emergency preparedness and response

• Chemical accident
• Basic preparedness & response

Chapter 7: Spillage control

• Type of spillage
• Using the spill kit (what, where, when and how)
• Disposal of spill kit

FOR WHOM

This is simple and practical for store personnel, technician, operator or whoever involved either direct or indirectly with chemical.

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