This five-day course provides detailed aspects regarding the purchase, transportation, storage and handling the chemicals and in particular hazardous chemicals. Using a mixture of formal presentations and group exercises, the course will enable the delegate to become familiar with the properties of hazardous chemicals and how both to control them safely and to obtain the information needed to provide a sage system of work.
The problem associated with accidental chemical releases and the action to be taken are covered and to provide a complete picture, the problem associated with waste disposal.
Procedures for the assessment of the risk during the storage and handling and use are covered so that formal Risk Assessment can be carried out on existing installations and prior to the introduction of a new chemical. This will enable the delegate to define the precautions, which should be taken.
Finally, the delegate will be given guidance on the development of procedures to ensure safe operating practices
Apply the learnt knowledge on storage and handling of chemical and toxic materials.
Carryout transportation of hazardous substances
Handle and assets the risk prior to working with hazardous substances
Explain procedures od dealing with spills and contamination of persons and property
Appreciate the needs for emergency response plans
Recognize the production of a hazardous substance Procedure Manual
Perform safe disposal of hazardous wase and by products
Use personal protective equipment for working with hazardous substances
Implement purchasing controls for ordering hazardous materials and identify storage facilities and security considerations.
This course is intended for all HSE supervisors in warehousing inventory management and logistics operations. It will also be of benefit to managers in these operations.
Types of hazardous substances
Understanding of key properties and principles of classification
How international regulations identify hazardous substances
Information required to complete or interpret hazard data sheets
Packaging hazardous substances for carriage
Transportation of hazardous substances
Key international regulations
The role of the purchasing department in ensuring safe handling
Documentation needs
Safety equipment
Operational controls/limits
Storage of hazardous substances
Bulk storage
Packaged goods storage
Chemical warehouses
Design and operational features
Risk assessment as applied to transport and storage of hazardous substances
Safe handling, control and measurement of exposure to hazardous substances
Special requirement relating to hazardous work
Hazardous work documentation
Key procedures
A suggest approved to the development of procedures
Training needs assessment for the distribution and storage process
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