Presentation
This course provides essential knowledge on recognizing and managing dangerous chemical substances in the workplace. Participants will learn to identify chemical hazards, understand international hazard symbols, and implement protective measures to prevent injuries and poisoning.
Qualifications
Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate of completion issued by Bureau Veritas Business School.
Who is it for?
- Workplace safety personnel
- Employees handling chemical substances
- Health and safety representatives
- Professionals seeking foundational knowledge on chemical hazard management
What will you achieve through the course?
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand what chemical substances are and where they are found
- Recognize the 9 international hazard symbols
- Identify the main pathways through which chemicals enter the body
- Distinguish between acute and chronic poisoning
- Implement appropriate protection measures against chemical hazards
- Respond effectively if exposed to dangerous substances
Syllabus
1. Introduction and Welcome
2. What is a chemical substance?
3. Chemicals are everywhere
4. How to recognize them?
5. The 9 international hazard symbols
6. Main pathways into the body
7. Acute and chronic poisoning
8. 4 main routes of entry into the body
9. What should I do if I am impacted?
10. How to protect yourself?
11. Means of protection against hazards related to chemicals
12. Key takeaways
Benefits
1. Comprehensive understanding of chemical hazards in the workplace
2. Knowledge of international hazard symbol recognition
3. Practical guidance on personal protection measures
4. Enhanced workplace safety awareness
5. Quick, accessible format for busy professionals