Managing Freight and Logistics Management
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Managing Freight and Logistics Management Course
Introduction:
This introductory course is specifically designed for non-specialists who require an understanding of potential hazards when working with chemicals. It aims to simplify the presentation by minimizing the use of scientific terminology and providing real-life examples to illustrate key concepts.
Throughout the course, participants will gain insights into the chemical properties of various substances commonly encountered in industrial processes. The focus is on providing a comprehensive overview of the potential hazards associated with these chemicals.
The course covers important topics such as storage facilities and their design to ensure compliance with legal requirements. Participants will learn about the precautions that need to be taken when handling chemicals and related substances. This includes techniques aimed at minimizing the risk of exposure, the use of personal protective equipment, and methods for effectively treating chemical releases.
To enhance the learning experience, the course incorporates video presentations featuring both real-life incidents and fictional scenarios. These videos provide practical examples that reinforce the importance of proper chemical handling and safety protocols.
Interactive workshops are also included to provide participants with hands-on experience and practical application of the knowledge gained during the course.
This course is suitable for individuals who work in industries where chemical handling is involved but may not have specialized training in this area. By attending this program, participants will gain essential knowledge and skills to identify and mitigate potential hazards associated with chemicals in the workplace.
Join us in this transformative learning experience, where you will receive a comprehensive introduction to chemical hazards and safety measures. Develop a solid understanding of storage requirements, precautionary measures, risk minimization techniques, and response protocols. Gain insights from real-life examples and engage in practical workshops to reinforce your learning. Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills to ensure a safe working environment when dealing with chemicals.
Course Objectives:
Attendees will be made aware of
- potential hazards arising from chemicals and workplace substances
- potential consequences arising from exposure
- methods for assessing risks
- safe storage, handling and disposal techniques
- The course includes opportunities for classroom workshops for assessing potential hazards
Who Should Attend?
Engineer, Operators, and Safety personnel with limited chemical knowledge Managers & Supervisors of sites where chemicals are stored and handled.
Course Outlines:
Properties of chemicals
- Introduction
- Classification of substances
- The physical state of dangerous substances
- Occupational health hazards & Occupational hygiene practice
- Harmful substances
- Toxic chemicals, Thresholds for airborne contaminants
- Other harmful substances
- Storage and disposal of hazardous substances
- Precautions to achieve safe storage
Storage methods
- Good storage and housekeeping
- Precautions to achieve safe storage
- Precautions with specific substances
- Storage of hazardous substances
- Storage of hazardous substance in packages
- Bulk chemical stores
- Highly flammable liquids & liquefied petroleum gas
- Special precautions for the storage of liquefied petroleum gases
- Storage facilities for flammable liquids
- Electrical hazards in storage areas
- Storage of flammable liquids in containers
- Compressed gases
- The dangers when using organic solvents
Safe Working with Chemical Substances
- Solvents
- Peroxides
- Corrosive chemicals
- Production activities involving chemicals
Planning for Emergencies
- The handling of emergencies
- A typical emergency site plan structure
- Site emergency organization