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CARBON MONOXIDE SAFETY FOR EMPLOYEES

CORPORATE SAFETY TRAINING

29 CFR 1910.1200

WELCOME

Chemicals in the Workplace©


BASIS FOR THIS COURSE

Millions of workers are exposed to carbon monoxide daily. Carbon Monoxide is very safe under controlled conditions. Employees must understand the hazards of carbon monoxide. Each year, numerous accidents occur with carbon monoxide. Safety can be greatly enhanced if training is provided. OSHA Standards require:

Hazards be assessed. Training be conducted. Hazards and precautions be explained. Emergency response capability be established.


COURSE OBJECTIVES

Provide an Introduction to the Toxicology of Carbon Monoxide. Discuss Carbon Monoxide’s Usage in Today’s Industry. Discuss General Terms Used in Carbon Monoxide Safety. Discuss Methods of Compliance with Carbon Monoxide Safety. Discuss the Routes of Entry Into the Human Body. Discuss Any Medical Surveillance Requirements. Discuss Personal Protective Equipment Requirements. Discuss the Hazards of Carbon Monoxide Upon the Human Body. Discuss Hazard Recognition & Control Skills.


1. This course Is designed to provide an overview or refresher for the specific chemical topic.

2. Instructor notes are provided where appropriate for certain slides (you can also add your own notes).

3. Review the “notes master” for slides where the “notes icon” appears at the bottom of the slide.

INSTRUCTORS NOTE


COURSE CONTENTS

1. Basis For The Course

2. Course Objectives and Recommended Attendees

3. Student Learning Outcomes

4. Course Attendees

5. Affected Regulations

6. Training and Retraining Requirements

7. Synonyms And Trade Names

8. Employee Exposure Limits

9. Physical Properties

10. Hazard Ratings

11. Health Effects

12. Basics Of Toxicology


COURSE CONTENTS

13. Factors Influencing Toxic Action

14. Exposure Terminology

15. Factors Affecting Exposure

16. Methods of Compliance

17. Exposure Control

18. Basic Safety Rules

19. Storage Rules

20. Chemical Storage Surveys

21. General Storage Requirements

22. Specific Storage Requirements

23. Question and Answer Period

24. Tips For Using Contractors

(Continued)


STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES

UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING:

Why Carbon Monoxide Safety Is Important. The Basics of Toxicology as it Relates to Carbon Monoxide. Basic Safety Precautions Related to Carbon Monoxide Safety. Specific Hazards Associated with Carbon Monoxide Exposure. The Training Requirements Associated with Carbon Monoxide. Basic Storage Requirements as they Relate to Safety. The Use of Personal Protective Equipment to Prevent Exposure.


Any Employee Potentially Exposed to Carbon Monoxide.

Safety Committees.

Department Managers.

First Line Supervisors.

Accident Investigation Team Members.

COURSE ATTENDEES


FEDERAL - 29 CFR 1903.1

EMPLOYERS MUST: Furnish a place of employment free of recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to employees. Employers must comply with occupational safety and health standards promulgated under the Williams-Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970.

OSHA ACT OF 1970

REGULATORY STANDARDTHE GENERAL DUTY CLAUSE


29CFR - SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS

1910 - INDUSTRIAL SAFETY

1200 - HAZARD COMMUNICATION

INDUSTRIAL REGULATIONSINDUSTRIAL REGULATIONS

DANGER!Carbon Monoxide


TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

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