The standard behind every chemical label and safety data sheet in your workplace. Six modules of narrated video teach OSHA's Hazard Communication standard, 29 CFR 1910.1200 — your right to know and to understand, the written program, hazard classes, labels, the nine pictograms, safety data sheets, and the updated rule.
Nearly every workplace has hazardous chemicals, and the Hazard Communication standard requires employees to be informed and trained on them. This course teaches the standard itself — how the whole system of program, list, labels, pictograms, data sheets, and training fits together. Take it online, at your own pace, on a phone, tablet, or computer — your progress saves as you go.
The promise the standard makes to workers, and who owes what along the supply chain.
The employer's written program and the complete, current list of hazardous chemicals.
Physical and health hazard families, classes and severity categories, and how chemicals get into the body.
The six label elements, workplace labels, and the container that must leave service.
All nine symbols, what each one means, and reading the whole cluster before the cap comes off.
The 16 data sheet sections, the training duty, and the updated rule's new classes and compliance dates.
Pay securely by card. Your private access code is emailed to you.
Each module is a narrated video you watch to the end, followed by 3 knowledge questions — all 3 correct to move on.
30 questions covering all 6 modules. Score 80% or better to pass, with up to 3 attempts.
Passing issues your HazardCue LLC Certificate of Completion right away, with a certificate ID your employer can verify with HazardCue.
Enter your name and email and pay by card — your access code is emailed to you right after payment.
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This is HazardCue LLC's own Hazard Communication course, covering the OSHA Hazard Communication standard, 29 CFR 1910.1200, including the updated rule. It teaches the standard — your employer's own written program, chemical list, and training on the specific chemicals in your workplace remain your employer's duty, and this course does not replace them. It is not an OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 card course. Students who pass earn a HazardCue LLC Certificate of Completion. Questions? Email support@hazardcuewvcdltraining.com.