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Course Outline
Introduction to NOM-018-STPS-2015
- Scope and applicability of the regulation for government agencies and private sector entities.
- Relationship with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) and its integration into regulatory frameworks for government operations.
- Legal obligations for employers and workers to ensure compliance and safety in public sector environments.
Classification of Hazardous Chemicals
- Physical hazards, including flammable, explosive, and reactive substances, and their management for government facilities.
- Health hazards such as toxicity, carcinogenicity, and potential skin or eye damage, with specific considerations for government workplaces.
- Environmental hazards, focusing on aquatic toxicity and persistence, to protect public sector operations from environmental risks.
Hazard Communication Elements
- GHS-compliant labeling requirements for chemical products used in government settings.
- Pictograms, signal words, and hazard statements to ensure clear communication of risks within government facilities.
- Precautionary statements and label formatting guidelines to enhance safety in public sector operations.
Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
- Structure and 16-section format of SDS documents, ensuring comprehensive information for government personnel.
- Responsibilities for providing and updating SDS to maintain current and accurate hazard information for government workers.
- Access and availability of SDS documents to ensure all government employees have the necessary safety information.
Implementation and Workplace Responsibilities
- Creating a chemical inventory and hazard register to track and manage hazardous substances in government facilities.
- Worker training and communication programs to educate government employees on safe handling practices.
- Integration of hazard communication into broader safety and emergency plans for government operations.
Monitoring, Inspection, and Compliance
- Inspection protocols and STPS enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance within government agencies.
- Documentation, logs, and corrective actions to maintain a record of compliance efforts in public sector settings.
- Internal audit checklists and periodic review processes to continuously improve safety standards for government operations.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- An understanding of workplace safety or the handling of hazardous materials
- Familiarity with Safety Data Sheets (SDS) or chemical labeling is beneficial
- No prior certification required
Audience for Government
- Occupational health and safety professionals
- Chemical and industrial process supervisors
- Compliance and regulatory affairs personnel
7 Hours
Testimonials (3)
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