| Duration | |
|---|---|
| Sessions | 2 Sessions |
| Course Location: | Live |
Day one:
Time: 5 pm – 10 pm.
Topics:
|
Module
1 |
▪ Encounters with Hazardous
Materials ▪ Definitions of hazardous
Materials Terms ▪ Hazard Communication Law ▪ Recognizing Hazard and
Exposure ▪ Groups of Hazards ▪ Accidents Equation |
|
Module
2 |
▪ Hazardous Materials
Classifications ▪ Biological Hazards ▪ Transmission Modes -
Direct
transmission -
Indirect transmission ▪ Biological Waste |
|
Module
3 |
▪ Chemical Hazards ▪ Chemical Forms ▪ Chemical Properties ▪ Complying with Regulations ▪ Health & Physical Hazards ▪ Fire Prevention ▪ Flashpoint |
Time: 5 pm – 10 pm.
Topics:
|
Module
4 |
▪ Labeling Chemicals ▪ Worker Rights ▪ GHS Labels ▪ NFPA 70 Labels ▪ Safety Data Sheets |
|
Module
5 |
▪ Safe Work Practices ▪ Spill Prevention ▪ Cleaning Up a Spill ▪ Handling Contaminated victims |
Day Three:
Time: 5 pm – 10 pm.
Topics:
|
Module
6 |
▪ Hazardous Waste ▪ Waste Regulations ▪ Characteristics Waste ▪ Waste Management Plan ▪ Hierarchy of Control ▪ Basic Methods for Hazard
Identification ▪ HazMat Spill |
|
Module
7 |
▪ Radiation and Radioactive
Materials ▪ Scattered Radiations ▪ Radiation Protection Principle ▪ TLD (Thermo Luminescence
Dosimeter) |
1- Define hazards and hazardous materials.
2- Recognize hazardous material types.
3- Illustrate the physical, health, and radiation
hazards.
4-Recognize vital information about Solvents
5- Explain precautions to prevent accidents and illness
6- Illustrate the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
7- Practice how to respond effectively to chemical
release and controlling hazards.
▪ Provide workers, supervisors, and managers with an understanding of everyone’s responsibilities about the safety of hazardous materials in a healthcare setting, and health and illness related to such materials.
▪ Enable workers, supervisors, and managers to
understand how they can influence, control and
monitor risks related to hazardous materials to
improve safety and health issues in the healthcare
setting.
By the end of the activity, the learners will be able to:
1- Identify the types of hazard groups.
2- Recognize the categories used to identify hazards.
3- Illustrate the hazardous material classification.
4- Demonstrate the effect of the chemical, biological,
and physical hazards on health.
5- Apply the steps in the Hierarchy of Hazard Control
Measures
By completing the course's requirements and the written exam
(multiple choice questions), you will obtain 3 certificates:
- Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) in UK
- SMART from training
and development in USA
- Course certificate provided from MEWB.ORG
