Who should complete this course?
Do you handle harmful chemicals during your work? If so, it is required to complete this training course every two years (or if regulations change). UAB’s Chemical Safety Training (CS101) is based on the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) Laboratory Standard. The goal of the Laboratory Standard is to educate employees about the potentially hazardous chemicals in their area and how to minimize exposure. This course provides information on identifying risks associated with hazardous chemicals, minimizing exposure, labeling, and inventory requirements, and the correct procedures to respond to emergencies. A copy of the completed training certificate must be maintained in the laboratory files and presented to the proper authorities upon request.
Course Objectives:
After the course, participants will be able to:
- Identify and classify a hazardous chemical’s class and type.
- Demonstrate ways to assess and manage the hazards associated with chemicals.
- Re-label any new transfer bottles.
- Implement the proper procedures for responding to spills, emergencies, or injuries.
- Maintain an accurate chemical inventory.
Below you will find reference material and job aids to assist you in working safely with hazardous chemicals. After completing the course, feel free to return here and print any of the material you find useful.
- Ansel 8th Edition Chemical Resistance Guide
- Chemical Inventory
- Chemical Safety Training (CS101) Course Material
- Chemical Security at UAB
- ChemRest
- CHP Template
- Emergency Eyewash Testing
- Emergency Procedures
- Emergency Response Procedures
- Chemical Spill Response
- EPA Segregation Guidelines
- How to Read a Label
- Kimberly Clark Nitrile Gloves Chemical Resistance Guide
- OSHA Laboratory Standard
- Particularly Hazardous Substances
- Right-To-Know
- Risk Assessment Matrix
- Hazardous Chemicals SOP Template
- Spill Decision Tree
- Employee Injury information (and other Employee Health resources)
- Two Groups of Hazards
- Working With Peroxide Formers
Call 205-934-2487 for more information.