Course Overview:
A Chemical Safety Awareness Course is designed to educate individuals about the potential hazards associated with handling and working with chemicals. The course aims to promote a safe working  environment and ensure that participants understand the necessary precautions to prevent accidents and injuries. Below is a general outline of course contents for a Chemical Safety Awareness Course.   

       Module 1: Introduction to Chemical Safety

1.1 Overview of Chemical Safety

• Importance of chemical safety

• Regulatory requirements

1.2 Types of Chemical Hazards

• Chemical classifications (flammable, corrosive, toxic, etc.)

• Physical and health hazards

1.3 Routes of Exposure

• Inhalation, ingestion, skin contact, and eye contact

Module 2: Hazard Communication (HazCom)

2.1 Hazard Communication Standard (HCS)

• Understanding safety data sheets (SDS)

• Labeling requirements

2.2 Chemical Labels

• Interpretation of chemical labels

• Symbols and pictograms  

Module 3: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

3.1 Selection and Use of PPE

• Understanding different types of PPE

• Proper use and maintenance

3.2 Emergency Eyewash and Shower Facilities

• Importance and proper usage   

Module 4: Safe Handling and Storage

4.1 Storage Guidelines

• Segregation of incompatible chemicals

• Storage temperature and conditions

4.2 Handling Procedures

• Techniques for safe chemical handling

• Spill response and cleanup     

Module 5: Risk Assessment and Control Measures

5.1 Risk Assessment

 • Identifying potential risks

 • Hazard analysis

5.2 Control Measures

• Engineering controls

• Administrative controls

Module 6: Emergency Response

6.1 Emergency Procedures

• Evacuation plans

• First aid measures

6.2 Fire Safety

• Fire prevention measures.

• Proper use of fire extinguishers

Module 7: Case Studies and Demonstration

7.1 Real-life examples of chemical incidents

• Analysis of incidents and lessons learned.

7.2 Demonstrations of Equipment’s

• Proper use of safety equipment

• Emergency response simulations

Module 8: Regulatory Compliance

8.1 WSH Act, Singapore Standards and Guidelines

• Compliance requirements

• Inspections and audits

8.2 Local and International Regulations

• Understanding regional regulations

Module 9: Best Practices and Continuous Improvement

9.1 Establishing a Safety Culture

• Employee engagement

• Reporting and addressing safety concerns

9.2 Continuous Improvement

• Regular reviews and updates to safety procedures  

10.Assessment and Certification

• Final examination Theory 30 MCQ

• Course completion certificate

This course should be adapted to the specific needs of the audience and may vary based on local regulations and industry-specific requirements. Additionally, incorporating interactive elements such as quizzes, discussions, and hands-on activities can enhance the learning experience.

Who should attend this course?
Chemical/lab personnel, safety personnel or employees who are involved in the handling of hazardous substances in chemical plants or electronics, manufacturing industries, Construction, and other industries.

Pre-Requisites / Assume Skills and Knowledge

Learners must be able to apply numbers, listen, read, speak & write English at a proficiency level equivalent to the Employability Skills System (ESS-Level-2)

Trainer to Trainee Ratio

1: 20 (Classroom)

Course Duration

8 hours (Training 7 hours, Assessment 1 hour)

Medium of Instruction

English

Attendance requirements

100%

Assessment

Written MCQ- Learner must achieve 60%

Training Methodology

Lecture Slides presentation, self-directed learning, e-learning, group discussion, presentation  sharing of best practice and incident. Hands on practical session.

Certifications 

Upon successful completion of the course a Certificate of Competency will be awarded by Ensure safe Consultancy Pte Ltd.

Course Fees

$150/-

Course Venue

No. 3 Soon Lee Street, #02-05, Pioneer Junction, S (627606).
Contact Details

training@ensuresafe.sg

+65 9680 5878
+65 69777350