Safety Connection | WHMIS Basics for Auto Service

Join Brian Delaney from Workplace Safety and Prevention Services (WSPS) for a comprehensive breakdown of WHMIS training. This session covers key aspects such as the importance of labeling, the Globally Harmonized System (GHS), routes of chemical entry, and protective measures for handling hazardous materials. Learn about the legal requirements, employer and worker responsibilities, and the significance of different hazard categories. Don't miss out on additional training resources and upcoming sessions to enhance workplace safety and prevent chemical exposure risks. 00:00 Introduction and Session Overview 01:44 Housekeeping and Technical Instructions 03:38 Importance of WHMIS and Chemical Safety 04:49 Understanding Chemical Exposure and Safety Measures 07:07 WHMIS Components and Training 08:26 Chemical States and Exposure Routes 14:21 Health Effects and Latency Periods 17:13 Hazard Categories and Chemical Properties 25:01 Labeling and Legal Requirements 26:22 A High School Job Gone Wrong 27:52 The Importance of Safety Data Sheets 30:03 Hierarchy of Controls in Chemical Safety 33:43 Legal Requirements and Responsibilities 35:40 Employer and Supervisor Duties 38:50 Worker Responsibilities and Communication 40:08 Supplier Duties and Ministry of Labor Initiatives 44:38 Conclusion and Resources 45:18 Q&A: Grounding, Bonding, and Chemical Storage Tags#WHMISTraining • #WorkplaceSafety • #ChemicalSafety • #AutoServiceHazards • #PPEAwareness • #HazardCommunication • #SafetyDataSheets • #RightToKnow • #OccupationalHealth