Upcoming changes in OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard will bring the regulation more in line with international standards with the implementation of the Global Harmonizing System. Implementing the Global Harmonizing System, or GHS, helps ensure improved quality and consistency in the classification and labeling of all chemicals, which in turn improves an employee's ability to quickly understand critical safety information. This program is designed to help employees understand the three key elements of the GHS: Hazard Classification, container labeling and Safety Data Sheets.

Although employees have been trained on Hazard Communication for years, employees still often ignore the hazards of chemicals in the workplace. OSHA Standard 1910.120 requires initial training along with annual retraining for all employees who use or are exposed to chemicals and/or hazardous materials in the workplace, in order to protect them from potential hazards. This detailed video reviews this OSHA Standard in depth and will provide your employees with the training necessary to meet its requirements.

The Hazard Communication Standard is intended to insure that employers make their employees aware of the chemical hazards to which they may be exposed. Hazcom is one of the most important and one of the most frequently violated OSHA Standards and, with OSHA adopting the Global Harmonization Standard, will only become more confusing. To help companies better understand the Hazcom standard and the changes to be brought about by the Global Harmonization Standard we now offer The Hazard Communication Answer Book.

Enhance your Hazard Communication training sessions and create a safe working environment at all levels of your organization with the Five Touch Awareness Program. The 15 Employee Five Touch Awareness Program increases safety awareness, educates employees at all levels about these important issues, and promotes and reinforces positive behavior. The Five Touch program allows you to create inescapable messaging where all components are wrapped around one single safety issue each month of your choosing.

Enhance your Hazard Communication training sessions and create a safe working environment at all levels of your organization with the Five Touch Awareness Program. The 30 Employee Five Touch Awareness Program increases safety awareness, educates employees at all levels about these important issues, and promotes and reinforces positive behavior. The Five Touch program allows you to create inescapable messaging where all components are wrapped around one single safety issue each month of your choosing.

Upcoming changes in OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard will bring the regulation more in line with international standards with the implementation of the Global Harmonizing System. Implementing the Global Harmonizing System, or GHS, helps ensure improved quality and consistency in the classification and labeling of all chemicals, which in turn improves an employee's ability to quickly understand critical safety information. This program is designed to help employees understand the three key elements of the GHS: Hazard Classification, container labeling and Safety Data Sheets.

Behind the Scenes is an entertaining new video that covers the key elements of Hazard Communication training for workers in general industry. The video is hosted by a ghost who recently perished in a workplace chemical mishap, and who returns to the workplace to help others work safely with chemicals. With the program also filled with surprising special effects and attention grabbing illustrations, this is one HazCom video that will keep your employees attention while giving them important information.

Despite years of training on Hazard Communication, employees often ignore the hazards of chemicals in the workplace. This new video program takes a fresh approach to this topic and gives practical information to your employees on the use of chemicals.

All of OSHA's recent regulations not only call for employees to receive initial training, but require that employees knowledge be "refreshed"... through retraining... on at least an annual basis. Since the detailed information that is required by the regulations has normally been given to employees during their initial training, retraining sessions can usually focus on things like reminding employees that they should be paying attention to the regulation in question... and heightening their "awareness" about how the regulation affects their jobs.

Created to assist construction companies of all types in complying with federal, state and municipal "Right-To-Know" regulations, this kit also addresses the major education and training requirements in these "chemical hazard" laws. Introduces employees to the "Right-To-Know" regulations and provides training on the various types of chemicals found in construction environments.

Ammonia is a common substance found in many industries, including food, petroleum, and agriculture. In fact, in recent years, ammonia was the third most common produced chemical in the United States. Ammonia can have negative consequences on your workers health, and, if not handled properly, can cause an explosion or fire at your site.

This program complies with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200. Workers are informed of the risks of hazardous chemicals and how to protect themselves. This attention grabbing program follows a step-by-step process making it easy to understand the necessary precautions to prevent hazardous injuries caused by dangerous chemicals at any worksite.

OSHA Standard 1910.120 requires training for all employees who use or are exposed to chemicals and/or hazardous materials in the workplace, in order to protect them for potential hazards. This detailed video reviews this OSHA Standard in depth and will provide your employees with the training necessary to meet its requirements.

Behind the Scenes is an entertaining video that covers the key elements of Hazard Communication training for workers in general industry. This is a HazCom video that will keep the viewers attention and give them important information. It's filled with surprising special effects and attention-grabbing illustrations.

Use this fast-paced program to help meet OSHA's training requirements under the Hazard Communication Standard, while teaching your employees the essentials of working safely with hazardous chemicals.

With this video, employees will gain an understanding of the hazards associated with these chemicals. Quality control and proper production processes are explained, as is their role in helping to protect against risk to humans or the environment.

Four mandatory training topics are conveniently assembled on one video tape. A pause between each topic allows for discussion and/or testing.

This program increases employees awareness on chemicals that are around them at work, and the hazards and safety precautions they must take to protect themselves from chemical injuries.

Send the clear message 'Don't neglect chemical dangers on the job!' to employees while complying with retraining 1910.1200 requirements.

Teachers must learn the hazards associated with the various chemicals found in the school environment and take responsibility for safety. This program encourages reading of labels and MSDS, defines chemical terminology, and gives many tips to avoid contamination.

Over time, employees may begin to disregard potential chemical hazards. Provide the necessary retraining information on chemical safety, while meeting the Right-to-Know requirements.

Instruct employees on chemicals and hazards, while complying with OSHA regulations.

Designed specifically for the restaurant industry, this video satisfies OSHA Hazcom training requirements and will increase your employee_s awareness that mishandled chemicals can cause property damage, injuries, even death.

Teaches how to keep your workers safe by covering the unique hazards that accompany a construction site. Hazard communication systems are also discussed.

Excellent industry-specific training to meet 1910.1200! A 'must-add' for your training program.

Heighten your employee's awareness of the Right-To-Know regulation and keep them in compliance with OSHA retraining policies. This video focuses on refreshing employee's knowledge on the health and physical hazards of hazard communication.

Meet OSHA and Right-to-Know requirements for annual retraining on Material Safety Data Sheets.