CONTENTS

Risk assessment in working with chemical substances,  Regulation on health and safety precautions in working with chemical substances, occupational exposure limit value will be explained in the training content.

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1)   Related to Chemicals  EU  Legislation

     •   Occupational exposure limits

     •   Harmonization of legislation in our country

     •   Obligations of the Regulation on Health and Safety Precautions in Working with Chemical Substances

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2) Classification of chemicals

     •   Chemical exposure risk assessment requirement

     •   Chemical risk assessment criteria

     •   Obligations of the Regulation on Health and Safety Precautions in Working with Carcinogenic and Mutagen Substances

     •   Chemical exposure risk assessment requirement

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3)   Hazardous Chemicals

     •   Why is a New EU Chemicals Policy Needed?

     •   Key Directives in the Framework of the EU New Chemicals Policy

     •   Obligations of Manufacturers and Importers

     •   Issues sought in MSDSs within the framework of the Safety Data Sheets Regulation,

     •   Differences between CAS Number, IUPAC name (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry), EC Number (Einecs – European Inventory of Existing Commercial Chemical Subtances),

     •   Classifications according to SEA (CLP Regulation) Directives

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4) Introduction to Chemical Risk Assessment

     •   Regarding physicochemical properties  hazard categories

     •   Regarding toxicological properties  hazard categories

     •   Regarding ecotoxicological properties  hazard categories

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5) CLP Regulation employer obligations

     •   Classification Conditions and Flow Chart of Chemicals and Preparations

     •   What is CLP (EU Regulation on Classification, Labeling and Packaging of Substances and Mixtures)?

     •   What has changed with CLP?

     •   What is the GHS (Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals) Global Harmonization System?

     •   Why GHS?

     •   GHS Signal marking

     •   GHS hazard symbols and signs

     •   “Danger Codes” and “Danger Phrases” to replace EU risk codes

     •   Comparison of sample labels

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6)   COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Essentials)- ILO Chemical Toolkit (International Chemical Control Toolkit)

     •   What is Chemical Exposure Risk Assessment System?

     •   Identification of chemicals,

     •   What is Toxic Substance?

     •   What is Toxicity?

     •   Types of Toxicity

     •   Toxic dose values (LD50, ADI, NEL, NOEL etc.)

     •   Threshold Limit Values (TLV-C, TLV-C (Ceiling), TLV-STEL etc.)

     •   What is the COSHH System? What does it do?

     •   COSHH System stages

     •   Placement of Hazard Bands Based on Hazard Classification

     •   Hazard Control Band Identification of Common Solvents

     •   Usage Level

     •   Ease of Airing

     •   Determination of Control Method (COSHH Tables)

     •   Use of Hazard Control Bands

     •   Determination of usage levels with the COSHH technique

     •   Activity Control Guides

     •   Activity Control Guidelines for Breathing

     •   Skin and Respiratory Protection

     •   Safety and Environment Based Activity Control Guide

     •   Example applications

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7) Other Classification Codes

     •   What is ADR – Geneva Classification?

     •   ADR codes,

     •   ADR marking,

     •   Classification of dangerous goods according to the ADR code,

     •   ADR labeling conditions,

     •   Chemical storage conditions,

     •   What is the IMCO cross code?

     •   The way the cross code is used,

     •   Implementation of IMCO code in storage.

     •   Hazardous waste codes,

     •   LGK Code (German Code)

     •   Chemical classification codes

         •   NFPA code,

         •   HMIS code

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