Hazard Communications
Safety Videos

This Hazard Communication video package comes complete with:

• 1041A - Hazard Communications (The Written Plan) - Preview
• 1042A - Hazard Communications (Millennium) - Preview
• CDROM - *Written Materials CDROM

The longer video (1041A, 26 Minutes) relates to the development of a comprehensive written HAZCOM plan, functions of the purchasing department as well as general Hazard Communications training. This version can be used as a tool to "train the trainer".

The shorter version (1042A, 16 Minutes) contains general Hazard Communications training information. This version does not elaborate on a written HAZCOM plan as most employees are not concerned with developing a written manual.

CD-ROM of *written materials includes:

• Hazard Communication Manual
• Sample Written Hazard Communications Program
• Sample Lesson Plan
• Supervisor Communications Manual With Quiz
• Instructors Manual
• 318 jpeg photos
• Hazard Communications Exam & Answer Key
• Basic Chemical Safety Exam & Answer Key
• More!

* Written Materials available in English Only

This video program provides all the updated information relating to a comprehensive HAZCOM written plan, including functions of the purchasing department, chemical storage, MSDS and proper labeling. This long version is designed to “train the trainer,” supervisors. This program can be used for initial training for all employees, but we recommend 1042A as a tool for general "right to know" training.

This best selling HAZCOM program provides updated training in the areas of MSDS, labeling, physical and health hazards and information generally required for employee training.

This version does not elaborate on the written plan, as most employees are not concerned with developing the written manual, only knowing one exists that can be reviewed as necessary.

This program comes with a CDROM of *written materials.

* Written Materials Available In English Only

Meets OSHA requirements for training employees who use chemicals and hazardous materials in the workplace. This program goes step by step through a MSDS and explains the information. Labeling, and basic safety when using these materials is also covered.

OSHA has issued guidelines to compliance officers to determine the effectiveness of the written hazard communication plan, training efforts, labeling, and MSDS requirements. This program explains how to develop a hazard communication program from OSHA's guidelines.

This program includes a hazard communications manual designed to give clients working in the cosmetology industry guidelines for developing a program to meet OSHA requirements. Explains MSDS, chemical labeling, and general information to train employees in hazard communications.

Oriented to the office environment, this video discusses basic hazard communications, and chemicals used in office environments.

Meets OSHA requirements for training medical/healthcare employees who use chemicals/hazardous materials in the workplace. Describes material safety data sheets (MSDS), labeling, and basic safety when using these materials. One of our best sellers.

Compliance with hazard communication standards requires specific training in chemicals and hazardous materials found in the workplace. This video details the use of material safety data sheets [MSDS], labels, and chemical information

Chemical and hazardous materials used in the workplace are described in this program. Material safety data sheets, labeling, and basic safety are covered.

For those in the hospitality industry looking for a longer program on the topic, this 16 minute version of our HazCom program is what you need. This version of HAZCOM provides updated training in the areas of MSDS, labeling, physical and health hazards and information generally required for employee training.

Meets OSHA/EPA standards for hazard communications. Deals with hazardous materials in the restaurant environment, chemical labels, and material safety data sheets.

This video meets OSHA requirements for employee "right to know" programs. Topics include material safety data sheets [MSDS], labeling, chemical hazards, and basic prevention techniques to avoid chemical exposure.

This program complies with OSHA training requirements for people in these jobs. Detailed information is provided for material safety data sheets [MSDS] and labeling, as well as in-depth coverage of hazard communications.

Provides updated training in the areas of MSDS, labeling, physical and health hazards, and information required for employee training. Stresses the importance of having a written plan.