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Tool 1. Management and control Scheme of OSH activities
- OSH management activities /free/
- Exercise: Matching pairs /free/
- Quiz: True or False /free/
- Management and control Scheme of OSH activities /free/
- Core Elements of a Safety Management System /free/
- Exercise: Labeled diagram /free/
- Video: What are the contents of a safety management system – a best practice approach /free/
- Additional resources /free/
- Required materials /free/
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Tool 2. Managing the risks of hazardous chemicals
- Introduction /free/
- The physical state of chemicals /free/
- The classification of chemical hazards /free/
- Reading a Safety Data Sheet I: video /free/
- Reading a Safety Data Sheet II: sections 1 – 8 /free/
- Reading a Safety Data Sheet III: sections 9 – 16 /free/
- Control measures for hazardous chemicals (using the hierarchy of control) /free/
- Video: Managing chemical hazards using the hierarchy of controls /free/
- Revising and updating /free/
- Exercise: Classification Labelling and Packing symbols /free/
- Additional resources /free/
- Required materials /free/
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Tool 3. Managing biological hazards
Módulo 2.Medidas, prácticas y modelos de gestión y prevención de riesgos de enfermedades relacionadas con el trabajo en los sectores existentes y emergentes que utilizan sustancias y productos químicos peligrosos, incluidos los explosivos, peligrosos para el medio ambiente, tóxicos, cancerígenos, etc. /free/
The physical state of chemicals /free/
Chemicals can exist in many physical states. They can be:
- solids
- liquids
- gases
- dusts (inhalable and respirable), fumes, vapours, and mists.
The physical state of chemicals may change, depending on the environmental factors and/or processes. They are important to consider when assessing the routes of exposure.
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Introduction /free/
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