Chemical Hazards: Understanding, Recognizing, and Managing

Chemical Hazards: Understanding, Recognizing, and Managing

Hotel Merapi Merbabu, Yogyakarta | 14 – 16 September 2015 | Rp. 8.500.000 per peserta
Hotel Merapi Merbabu, Yogyakarta | 09 – 11 November 2015 | Rp. 8.500.000 per peserta
Hotel Merapi Merbabu, Yogyakarta | 14 – 16 Desember 2015 | Rp. 8.500.000 per peserta

 

 

ABSTRACK

Health hazards of chemicals are complex and vary widely in extend. Unless specifically trained, much of the medical terminology in MSDSs can be confusing to the uninitiated. Understanding the different chemical
hazards so that toxicological information can be correctly interpreted is the first step in Hazardous Material communication. Different labeling systems are in use throughout the world and must be understood.
A multi-level approach to exposure prevention is introduced: Prevention covers engineering controls (devices), personal protective equipment (which emphasis on the often misunderstood topic of respiratory
protection) and procedures.
Prevention also includes the development and implementation of a formal system that documents procedures, measures performance and strives for continuous improvement. Such a system is called a Safety Management System (SMS) and the elements of it can be deduced in a logical fashion. Chemical Hazards course introduces the attendants to these systems and provides procedural frameworks for them.



OUTLINE TRAINING CHEMICAL HAZARDS

  1. A Toxicology Primer
    • a. Introduction
    • b. Routes of exposure
    • c. Dose and response relationship
    • d. Factors influencing toxicity
    • e. Sources of toxicity information
    • f. Uses of toxicity information
    • g. Health effects
    • h. Types of toxic effects
    • i. Exposure guidelines
  2. Hazardous Material Label System
    • a. NFPA 704
    • b. HMIS
    • c. UN codes & DG classification
    • d. EU codes & Classification
  3. Storage of Chemicals
    • a. Why not to use alphabetical storage
    • b. Separation, Segregation, Prohibition
    • c. Organizing your chemical store
  4. Controlling Exposure in the Workplace
    • a. Chemical Health Risk Assessment
    • b. Risk Reduction strategies
    • c. Personal Protective Equipment
    • d. Exposure monitoring
  5. Prevention by way of a “Safety Management System (SMS)”
    • Elements of an SMS
      1. Prevention
      2. Emergency Preparedness
      3. Continous Improvement
    • The 3 Pillars of Safety Management System
      1. Management of Change
      2. Incident Investigation
      3. The Safety Committee



PARTICIPANT

The target audience of chemical hazards should all personnel working with chemicals as well as those people responsible for implementing procedural controls to prevent chemical incidents.


INSTRUCTOR

Robby Noor Cahyana, MSc.

 

TIME AND VENUE

  • Hotel Merapi Merbabu Yogyakarta
  • 14-16 Sept 2015
  • 9-11 Nov 2015
  • 14-16 Des 2015
  • Pukul : 08.00  – 16.00 WIB

 

TUTION FEE

  • Biaya Rp.  8.500.000 per peserta (Non Residential).
  • Pembayaran dapat dilakukan pada saat pelatihan



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Training Modules, Training Kit, Certificate, Exclusive Souvenir, Dinner & City Tour, Coffee Break & Lunch

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