GHS Container Labeling in Construction
OSHA adopted new GHS regulations, so make sure your employees are in compliance. Employees will be informed in numerous microlearning videos on the six types of information contained on a GHS label, and the differences between GHS labels and other types of chemical hazard labels. Topics covered: GHS label’s text elements, GHS label’s pictograms, training and phase-in dates, and more.
Course Segments:
- How the GHS Changes Labels 2:32
- GHS Text Elements 1:35
- GHS Pictograms 2:28
- Training and Phase-In Dates 2:51
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