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Training Blueprint - Mixing Chemicals
2022-01-17T06:00:00Z
The information in this newsletter addresses many issues regarding various types of hazards that may exist in your workplace. Consider including company-specific details in your training. Ideas for covering information related to this topic include:
- Show employees how to properly dilute cleaning chemicals.
- Provide real-life examples where cleaning chemicals caused a workplace injury.
- Walk employees through your facility, showing them where they can locate your decontamination plan.
- Test employees’ knowledge on Department of Transportation placards. For example, hold up a placard and have them write down on paper what they think the placard represents.
- If applicable, show employees where to dump or recycle used oil in your workplace.
NewsIndustry NewsSafety & HealthIn-Depth ArticleGeneral Industry SafetyHazardous Materials Safety - OSHAHazard CommunicationUSAEnglishFocus AreaHazardous Materials Safety - OSHAHazCom Information and Training
Training Blueprint - Mixing Chemicals
2022-01-17T06:00:00Z
The information in this newsletter addresses many issues regarding various types of hazards that may exist in your workplace. Consider including company-specific details in your training. Ideas for covering information related to this topic include:
- Show employees how to properly dilute cleaning chemicals.
- Provide real-life examples where cleaning chemicals caused a workplace injury.
- Walk employees through your facility, showing them where they can locate your decontamination plan.
- Test employees’ knowledge on Department of Transportation placards. For example, hold up a placard and have them write down on paper what they think the placard represents.
- If applicable, show employees where to dump or recycle used oil in your workplace.
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