🏷️ Workplace safetySelf-paced · available now
Hazard Communication (HazCom / GHS)
Your "Right to Know" training on hazardous chemicals — GHS labels, safety data sheets, and the 2024 GHS Revision 7 update.
Length
2 hours
Format
Self-paced online
Renewal
No fixed renewal
Modules
7
Who it's for
Any employee who may be exposed to hazardous chemicals in the workplace — manufacturing, warehousing, labs, cleaning, healthcare, and trades.
Why it matters
The Hazard Communication Standard is one of OSHA's most-cited. Every employer with hazardous chemicals must train each exposed worker, and re-train when a new hazard is introduced.
What you'll learn
7 modules · 2 hours · authored to current standards
Backed by the standards
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200
OSH Act of 1970 §5; 29 CFR 1903/19041910.1200(e),(h)1910.1200(f); App C (2024 final rule, GHS Rev 7)1910.1200(g); App D29 CFR 1910.132–.1381910.1200(h)(3)1910.1200
How it works
✓Identity verified at start and re-checked during the class
✓Delivered under a credentialed supervisor-of-record
✓Employer compliance reporting and renewal tracking
✓Tamper-evident certificate with an independent public verification link
✓Live supervisor-led sessions coming soon (self-paced available now)
A HazCom / GHS completion certificate reflecting the current 2024 GHS Revision 7 labeling rule.
FAQ
What changed in the 2024 update?
OSHA aligned HazCom with GHS Revision 7, updating label and safety-data-sheet requirements. This course teaches the current rule, not the prior version.
How often is HazCom training required?
At initial assignment and whenever a new chemical hazard is introduced to the work area. Many employers refresh it annually as a best practice.