COSHH Awareness & Chemical Handling Compliance
Kingston Open College
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Assessment
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Curriculum
This course contains
Format: 16 Videos
Duration: 1h and 3m
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Module 01: Introduction to COSHH and Chemical Safety 10:38
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Module 02: Hazardous Substances and Their Effects 08:19
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Module 03: Risk Assessment and Control Measures 08:35
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Module 04: Sector-Specific Applications of COSHH 07:43
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Module 05: Legal, Regulatory, and Ethical Duties 06:57
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Module 06: Historical Lessons and Case Studies 06:53
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Module 07: Competence, Training, and Safety Culture 06:51
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Module 08: The Future of Chemical Safety (Optional Advanced Module) 06:40
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Description
COSHH Awareness & Chemical Handling Compliance begins with an introduction to COSHH and chemical safety. It defines COSHH regulations and explains their historical development. It clarifies key terms such as WELs, CLP, and SDS. It links COSHH to GHS, REACH, and OSHA frameworks. The course then examines hazardous substances and their effects. It classifies hazards such as toxic, corrosive, flammable, irritant, and carcinogenic substances. It explains exposure routes and toxicology principles including dose–response and chronic effects. It also covers biological and environmental impacts and chemical compatibility issues. The programme then strengthens risk assessment and control measures. It explains COSHH assessment steps and the hierarchy of control. It addresses workplace exposure limits, monitoring, LEV, RPE, PPE, spill response, and documentation. Sector-specific applications follow across healthcare, construction, manufacturing, hospitality, and laboratories. The course then reviews legal and ethical duties under COSHH. It explains employer and employee responsibilities, HSE enforcement, penalties, and case law. Finally, it presents historical lessons, occupational diseases, safety culture development, training design, communication tools, digital innovations, sustainability, and future chemical safety resilience.
Who is this course for?
- Health and safety staff
- Construction workers
- Laboratory personnel
- Manufacturing employees
- Cleaning and hospitality staff
- Supervisors and managers
Requirements
- You do not need prior safety qualifications.
- However, workplace chemical exposure awareness supports learning.
- In addition, basic literacy assists documentation tasks.
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