Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) Singapore
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you will learn how:
Course Module
you will learn how:
- Overview of the importance of proper hazard communication and ensuring workplace safety.
- GHS classification system, outlining how hazards are categorized and communicated through standardized symbols and labels.
- Safety Data Sheet (SDS), explaining the role it plays in providing essential information about chemical substances, including handling, storage, and emergency measures.
- GHS label requirements, detailing the essential components such as hazard pictograms, signal words, and precautionary statements that help workers identify and understand chemical risks.
- Hazard communication practices, emphasizing clear communication strategies to ensure employees are informed about workplace hazards and how to respond safely.
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