Hazard Communication and the Global Harmonization System: What You Need to Know Hazard Communication and the Global Harmonization System: What You Need to Know

OSHA's recent change to its Hazard Communication Standard is designed to bring the regulation in line with the Global Harmonization System put forth by the United Nations. GHS was developed to insure improved quality and consistency in the classification and labeling of chemicals throughout the world. This training program is designed to train your employees on what those changes are. Featuring exclusive interview footage with Llise Feitshans, a member of the GHS committee, your employees will learn the background of the development of GHS along with how these changes will ultimately make it easier for them to understand the main elements of GHS - Safety Data Sheets, container labeling, and Hazard Classification.

OSHA's recent change to its Hazard Communication Standard is designed to bring the regulation in line with the Global Harmonization System put forth by the United Nations. GHS was developed to insure improved quality and consistency in the classification and labeling of chemicals throughout the world. This training program is designed to train your employees on what those changes are. Featuring exclusive interview footage with Llise Feitshans, a member of the GHS committee, your employees will learn the background of the development of GHS along with how these changes will ultimately make it easier for them to understand the main elements of GHS - Safety Data Sheets, container labeling, and Hazard Classification.