Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Training
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The " Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Training" course offers a thorough exploration of the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health regulations. It is structured into comprehensive modules covering everything from the fundamentals of COSHH to the detailed aspects of chemical safety and risk assessments. The course provides insights into the various hazardous substances, their health impacts, and how to safely manage them in a professional setting. It also covers essential legislation and safety protocols, ensuring that participants are well-versed in the legal and practical aspects of handling hazardous substances. This course is an invaluable resource for those seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in health and safety management.
Curriculum
Module 1: Introduction to COSHH
- Areas of COSHH
- COSHH Symbols and Meanings
- Importance of COSHH
- What Does COSHH Require?
- Hazardous Substances
- Where Are Hazardous Substances Found?
- What Is a Substance Hazardous to Health under COSHH?
- Substances Classified As Dangerous To Health Under CLP Regulations
- Substances with Specific Exposure Limits
- Some Miscellaneous Substances
- What is Not a Substance Hazardous to Health under COSHH?
- Effects of Hazardous Substances
Module 2: COSHH Legislations
- Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
- The CLP Regulations
- ‘Hazard Statements’ and ‘Precautionary Statements’
- Some Exceptions to CLP’s Standard Requirements
- Guidance Notes and Approved Code of Practice
- RIDDOR
- Employers' Duties Concerning COSHH
- Employees' Duties Concerning COSHH
- Responsibilities of the Enforcement Officers
- How Inspections are Carried Out
Module 3: Impact of Hazardous Substances on Health
- How Hazardous Substances Impact on Health
- Types of Disease
- Accident and Injury
- Acute and Chronic Effects
- Who is at Risk?
- Workplace Exposure Limits
- Routes of Entry
- Different Forms of Contact
Module 4: Chemical Safety
- Identifying Hazardous Substances
- Warning Labels
- Chemical safety data sheets
- Emergency procedures
Module 5: COSHH Risk Assessments
- COSHH Assessment
- Gathering Information about the Substances
- The Potential of a Substance for Causing Harm
- The Chance of Exposure Occurring
- What Levels are People Exposed to and for How Long
- When Might Exposure Constitute a Risk to Health
- Record the Assessment
- When the Assessment Needs to be Reviewed
- Basic Skills Required for Conducting an Assessment
Module 6: Good Control Practice
- Principles of Good Control Practice
- Control Measures
- Examples of Control Measures
- Choosing Control Measures
- Control Equipment
- Monitor Controls
- Local Exhaust Ventilation
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Skills and Experience
- Hierarchy of Control Measures
Module 7: Implementing Control Measures
- Selection of Measures to Prevent or Control Exposure
- Maintaining Control Measures
- Planning for Emergencies
- Monitoring Exposure
- Health Surveillance
Who is this course for?
Who Is This Course for
- Individuals working in environments with hazardous substances.
- Health and safety professionals seeking specialised knowledge.
- Managers responsible for workplace safety and compliance.
- Employees aiming to enhance their awareness of health and safety.
- Professionals in industries like manufacturing, laboratory work, and healthcare.
- Anyone interested in understanding and applying COSHH regulations.
Requirements
No formal entry requirements exist for the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Training course, which is open to everyone.
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Career path
- Health and Safety Officer - Average Salary: £30,000
- Laboratory Technician - Average Salary: £25,000
- Chemical Safety Manager - Average Salary: £40,000
- Manufacturing Supervisor - Average Salary: £32,000
- Environmental Health Practitioner - Average Salary: £35,000
- Workplace Safety Advisor - Average Salary: £28,000
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