Workplace safety

Hazard Communication Awareness

Understanding chemical labels, pictograms and safety data sheets.

Coming soon

US

What it will cover

Why hazard communication matters
Labels and pictograms
Safety data sheets
Safe storage
Spills and exposure
Asking questions

Who it is for

Anyone who works with chemicals.

Why employers train for this

Employers must train workers on hazardous chemicals in their work area (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200).

Where it is planned

United States. Rules can differ by country, state and workplace, so check what applies to you.

This course is in development and is not on sale yet. Pricing and enrolment will be published before launch. On completion, trainees will receive a certificate of completion issued by CertiSpark. This is not a regulated qualification and does not replace your employer's duties or site-specific training. It does not guarantee any inspection outcome.

Questions

When can I take Hazard Communication Awareness?

It is still in development. We will publish the launch date, pricing and enrolment before it opens.

Will I get a certificate?

Yes. Trainees who complete the course will get a named certificate of completion from CertiSpark. It is not an accredited qualification.

Which countries is it for?

It is planned for United States. Each course page lists the countries it covers.

Can I train my whole team?

That is the plan. You will be able to enrol staff and keep their completions in one training log.

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