HazCom Products and Prices:
HazCom Safety Training Kit
Duration: 45 minutes
Level: Intermediate
Languages: English and Spanish
Digital: $550.00
Digital and Hard Copy: $675.00
Description: DIY TRAINING KIT: COURSE A – This do-it-yourself course equips your onsite instructors with the tools necessary to teach and reteach everything your employees need to know about HazCom, including information about SDS, GHS, labelling, chemicals, and specific hazards associated with different types of chemicals.
Injury and Illness Prevention Plan Manual
Languages: English and Spanish
Digital Delivery: $600.00
Digital and Hard Copy: $725.00
3-Year Maintenance: $590.00
Description: MANUAL – The Injury and Illness Prevention Plan is a customized manual written to federal OSHA regulations. Pick from over 120 elective policies, such as HazCom safety training, to build a complete safety manual. Opt into manual maintenance to ensure your manual remains up-to-date when regulations change.
Hazard Communication
Chapter Add-On
Languages: English and Spanish
Digital: $110.00
Digital and Hard Copy: $135.00
Description: SUBSCRIPTION – Get weekly safety meeting topics based on your selections delivered throughout the year. This can included HazCom – specific topics or meetings related to the specific upcoming job, such as transporting hazardous chemicals.
Description: SUBSCRIPTION – Get weekly safety meeting topics based on your selections delivered throughout the year. This can included HazCom – specific topics or meetings related to the specific upcoming job, such as transporting hazardous chemicals. Meetings are delivered as a single page with guided information and a training logs for employees to sign. Carbonless paper include to retain copies of sign-in.
Description: SUBSCRIPTION – With SafetyConnect, users get access to over 300 courses, including HazCom courses in English and Spanish. SafetyConnect is more than a standard learning management system. It’s a powerful tool that not only lets you train your employees, but also lets you upload your own content and centralize safety records. HazCom training courses include: SDS & HazCom Awareness for Manufacturing, Advanced Hazard Communication, Hazard Communication Awareness for All Industries, Container Labelling Awareness for All Industries, and more.
OSHA Rules and Regulations
OSHA created HazCom standards to protect employees. It makes companies producing and/or using hazardous materials (namely chemicals) provide employees with information and training related to them. This is often referred to as OSHA’s “right-to-know” rule.
Written Hazard Communication Program
A written HazCom program must be developed if the company uses or produces hazardous chemicals. The plan must include steps to ensure all workers are familiar with the risks for handling chemicals. Employees must understand the chemical labeling and symbols related to each type of chemical hazard.
The written program must include labeling, materials inventory, safety data sheets, and training. It should be implemented, maintained, and readily available to employees. Reviews and revisions may be needed on a regular basis to cover any changes like new chemicals or personal protective equipment (PPE).
Safety Data Sheets
Safety data sheets (SDS) are detailed descriptions of hazardous materials inventoried. SDS provides vital information about a product’s physical characteristics and its hazardous properties.
Most SDS have 16 sections (12 of which are mandatory). OSHA says that an SDS should include the properties of each chemical as well as physical and health hazards. Other sections include environmental hazards, protective measures, and safety needs for handling, storing, and transporting the chemicals.
SDS must be available for all hazardous materials present in a work area. The information provided in the SDS should be helpful and easily accessible to anyone who needs it quickly.
Chemical Labels and Warning Signs
Containers of hazardous chemicals must have labels that show the material and warn of its potential hazard. Companies that make, use, and transport hazardous chemicals must ensure that containers of hazardous chemicals are labeled properly. The containers must be labeled with the chemical name and proper warnings. The name and address of the hazardous chemical maker, importer, or other responsible parties must also be on the label.
If the chemical is moved to another container, the employer must properly label the new container.
Training Programs
All employees who may be exposed to hazardous chemicals in the workplace must be trained to identify and work safely with them. The training must happen before their first assignment and whenever hazards change. Training cover SDS, explaining the hazards of chemicals, and safety measures. Training must include proper PPE, how to handle a chemical exposure, and cleanup of a chemical spill. Always train what chemicals each employee may encounter during normal duties.
Employees must have information about where to find SDS in the workplace, who manages the HazCom program, and where to get copies.
Proper Personal Protective Equipment
Workers must wear PPE for many hazardous chemical operations. Respiratory protection, eye protection, and body protection may be needed. Other PPE items may include foot/leg protection and hand/arm protection.
Safety Services Company HazCom includes information about how to use personal protective equipment for specific jobs.
There are five basic elements of the Hazard Communication Program:
Chemical inventory, chemical labeling, safety data sheets, written plans and employee training
This was not our first order and each time I have dealt with your company I have been helped by real quality staff members that knew their products very well. Quality staff members like I have had the pleasure to deal with make me believe I am dealing with a real quality company that wants to get the job done right.
Hilger Construction, Inc.
