AHCCHM101A Follow Basic Chemical Safety Rules

AHCCHM101A Follow Basic Chemical Safety Rules
Chemwatch Training

Accredited Course – AHCCHM101A
Chemwatch is an accredited RTO by ASQA AHCCHM101A accredited by AQF Unit to current Certification; FDF10 – Chemical Handling Supersedes previous Course-RTC1701A Complies with National Competency Standards to Basic Chemical Safety Rules at Workplace Course Duration – Full Day Session AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Training Overview Introduction to Chemwatch Training
Assessment & Accreditation Unit Description, Skills and Knowledge, Unit Application Learning Objectives and the Session Plan ( Course Outline) Evaluation and Assessment Help and Support Closure AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Introduction to Chemwatch Training
Course Title Course Code Enrollment Course Outline Documentation Evaluation Database Application Training Feedback Follow Basic Chemical Safety Rules AHCCHM101A Training Registration Form Session Plan (Start: 9:00a.m. End: 4:00p.m.) Handout, User Guide,, Pamphlets Learner Workbook GoldFFX Application – Online Database System Training Feedback Forms (including GoldFFX application) AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Assessment and Accreditation
Basis of Competency (Assessment Evidence) Learner workbook - must be completed and submitted Answer ALL Questions for Activities Delivery Methodology – open book format, activity sheets , short answer questions, multiple questions, database activities Direct observation Issuance of “Statement of Attainment” if competent AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Unit Description, Skills, Knowledge and Application
Unit Application; Basic chemical safety rules Interpretation of safety instructions, i.e handling, storage, use of personal protective equipment, spills or accidents Communication and information sharing Unit Skills and knowledge; Employability skills – such as communication, technology, planning and organizing, self management, team work, etc. AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Learning Objectives Core Elements (Units) UNIT 1
Follow Workplace Requirements and Instructions Concerning Chemicals UNIT 2 Recognise Risks Associated with Chemicals UNIT 3 Follow Chemical Handling and Storage Rules AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

1. Follow Workplace Requirements and Instructions Concerning Chemicals
Performance Criteria UNIT 1 1.1 Roles and responsibilities of people in the workplace are recognised 1.2 Safety procedures involved in chemical handling and use are recognised and followed as required 1.3 Occupation health and safety (OHS) hazards are identified and reported to the supervisor 1.4 Organisational procedures are followed with regard to chemicals AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

2. Recognise Risks Associated with Chemicals
Performance Criteria UNIT 2 2.1 Functions of chemicals in the workplace are recognised 2.2 Chemical labels and symbols are recognised and hazards identified 2.3 Chemical storage locations are identified 2.4 Instructions for transport, handling and storage of chemicals are recognised 2.5 Instructions for use, maintenance and storage of personal protective equipment and application are identified and observed AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

3. Follow Chemical Handling and Storage Rules
Performance Criteria UNIT 3 3.1 Chemical handling and storage instructions on labels are followed 3.2 Safety rules are followed when working in areas where chemicals are stored 3.3 Appropriate personal protective equipment is obtained and used when working in areas where chemicals are stored 3.4 Procedures are followed in the event of an accident or spillage AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

WHS Act and Regulations
WHS Act and Regulations WHS require workers who have duty to ensure a safe work environment by employing “Due Diligence and Duty of Care”; to manage risks by eliminating risks as practicable as possible or minimize risks if it is not reasonably practicable. The responsibility will involve participation, consultation and communication throughout the risk assessment process. Download the CoP here Safe Work Australia AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Roles and Responsibilities
Roles and Responsibilities The Code of Practice: WHS Consultation and Coordination detail a practical guide for anyone who has duty of care to achieve the standards as stipulated in the WHS Act. Download the CoP here Safe Work Australia AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

WorkSafe Victoria http://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/
Roles and Responsibilities WorkSafe Victoria The Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (the Act) is the cornerstone of legislative and administrative measures to improve occupational health and safety in Victoria. Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007 are made under the Act. They specify the ways duties imposed by the Act must be performed, or prescribe procedural or administrative matters to support the Act, such as requiring licenses for specific activities, keeping records, or notifying certain matters. Victorian Occupational Health and Safety Compliance Framework Handbook, 2007 Compliance Codes provide practical guidance to duty holders (compliance with the Act)- Codes of Practices Vic Govt supports national harmonization in principle but has not adopted WHS AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

WorkSafe Victoria http://www.worksafe.vic.gov.au/
Roles and Responsibilities WorkSafe Victoria Outlook on specific roles based on instruments for guidance Code of practices – hazardous substances & dangerous goods HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES COP No. 24,2000 [Risk Coding System – Classification of Hazardous Substances] DANGEROUS GOODS STORAGE AND HANDLING COP No. 27, 2000 [ADG 7 Code – Classification of Dangerous Goods] AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

1.1 Roles and Responsibilities at the Workplace
Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking PCBU has “Duty of Care” of health and Safety through cooperation, coordination, consultation and reporting. “Due Diligence” to manage risks by eliminating risks as practicable as possible or minimize risks if NOT reasonably practicable. Management Employers, Senior Managers Line Managers, Supervisors Employees & workers Other Players – Suppliers, manufacturers, importers, distributors, wholesalers AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Roles & Responsibilities
Roles and Responsibilities Roles & Responsibilities Primary Sources of Information Registers Australian Standards Industry Practices Technical references Codes of Practices Guidance Notes Labels Stock lists Inventories & Manifests MSDS NOHSC – designated lists of hazardous substances, HSIS (Hazardous Substances Information system) ADG – Classification of Dangerous Goods Code of Practice for Managing Risks for Hazardous Substances, Storage and Handling of Dangerous Goods AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Registers, Stock List, Inventories, Manifest, MSDS, Risk Assessments
MATERIAL LIST REPORT GENERATED FROM GOLDFFX APPLICATION AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Registers, Stock List, Inventories, Manifest List, MSDS, Risk Assessments
MATERIAL LIST REPORT GENERATED FROM GOLDFFX APPLICATION AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Registers, Stock List, Inventories, Manifest List, MSDS, Risk Assessments
Generate a batch for various reports Vendor MSDS (Manufacturers, Suppliers MSDS) Gold MSDS (Chewmwatch full MSDS) Mini MSDS (Chemwatch “one page” MSDS) Access the full guide on how to generate various reports click link here: GoldFFX Guide to Generate Reports AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Roles & Responsibilities
Demonstrate commitment by investing in health & safety OHS policy and training of staff Communication of OHS/WHS responsibilities Identify hazards and risks by inspection, consultations, reviews Application of risk management and control under the WHS regulations i.e. eliminate hazards, substitute hazard with safer ones, engineering controls, use of PPEs, keep records, keep a risk assessment register, etc. Management Workers 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

Activity 1: Identify Roles & Responsibilities
Activity 1.1A Identify two main roles and responsibilities of PCBU (managers and workers) to manage risks associated with chemicals used, stored and handled at the workplace. [You may refer to the user manual or the national code of practice for managing hazards and workplace risks at the workplace]. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers. Activity 1.1B Where should you go to find more information on the WHS Act and Regulations in regards to workers and employers responsibilities in the workplace? [You may refer to the user manual or website]. Fill in the “Learner’s Workbook” provided by the trainer with your answers. AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

1.2 Safety Procedures in Chemical Handling
Hazardous properties determine the precautions required Chemical Safety principles and guidelines Access to Material Safety Data Sheets ( <5years) – latest versions Container labels – good source of hazard information on instructions e.g. pesticides Safe handling guidance information Consider hygiene and chemical safety to exposure Example: see table on next slide AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

COMPATIBILITY – can these products mix?
AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training CLEANING AGENT POSSIBLE HAZARDS SAFETY MEASURES Ammonia Can cause severe eye and lung irritation. If mixed with bleach, can form poisonous chlorine gas. Use in a well ventilated area. Do not mix with bleach. Wear eye protection. Bleach Can produce a poisonous gas if mixed with other cleaners. Never mix with toilet cleaners or ammonia. Wear gloves and eye protection. Toilet/Drain Cleaners Can cause serious burns. Wear gloves and avoid skin contact. Never mix with bleach. Protect eyes from possible splashes. Cleaning Fluids, Degreasers May cause skin and eye irritations. May contain solvents that can cause headaches, painful cough, dizziness, and liver or kidney damage. Avoid direct contact. Only use in well-ventilated areas. Follow label directions carefully. Aerosol Sprays Can irritate nasal passages if inhaled. Can cause eye irritation. Follow label directions carefully. Use in well ventilated area. Floor Waxes & Furniture Polish Can irritate skin and nasal passages. Use in well ventilated area. Avoid skin contact. COMPATIBILITY – can these products mix? AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 1.2 : Determine Safety Procedures in Chemical Handling
Roles and Responsibilities Activity 1.2 : Determine Safety Procedures in Chemical Handling In your work related procedure, you are using the product “Acetone” manufactured by “3M”, can you demonstrate how you would identify the safety procedures in chemical handling and usage of this organic solvent. [You may refer to the user manual] Refer to the Appendix for the (M)SDS or conduct a search for the vendor (M)SDS using the Chemwatch application tool]. Fill in the “Learner’s Workbook” provided by the trainer with your answers AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

1.3 OHS/WHS Hazards are identified and reported to Supervisor
Management of Chemicals in Australia Hazards Identification Criteria and the (M)SDS Hazards Reporting Record Keeping and the Manifest Register Risk Assessment & Risk Control Hierarchy Introduction to AgVet and Industrial Chemicals [Answer ALL Activities in the Learner Workbook] National Profiling of Chemicals – 4 Key Schemes Agriculture Industry Pharmaceuticals Food AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Management Body Responsibilities
Management of Chemicals in Australia Management Body Responsibilities Licensing of commercial pests control operators, aerial spray operators Investigation of, and poisoning of wild life Compliance - violations monitoring Quality assurance schemes APVMA -National registration and authority for AgVet chemicals NICNAS -National regulator for notification and assessment of industrial chemicals SAFEWORK -National Agency for WHS policy and compensation Independent Statutory body developing national policy for WHS (does not enforce laws) Commonwealth, States and Territories regulate and enforce WHS in jurisdictions ACT, QLD, NSW, NT, SA, Tasmania, Victoria, WA AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Commonwealth, States and Territories Regulate and Enforce WHS in Jurisdictions
No Work Health and Safety Statutory Bodies Website Links 1 WorkSafe Victoria 2 SafeWork South Australia 3 Workplace Health and Safety Queensland 4 WorkSafe Australian Capital Territory 5 WorkCover New South Wales 6 WorkSafe Western Australia 7 Northern Territory WorkSafe 8 WorkSafe Tasmania AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Chemical Hazards Identification & (M)SDS
Occupational Health and Safety Act Superseded by WHS Act 2011 Uses Risk Code System for Classification of Hazardous Substances Australian Dangerous Goods Code 7 Workplace Health and Safety Act 2011 Uses the GHS System Chemical Hazards Identification & (M)SDS OHS/NOHSC Criteria & ADG Code (Road & Rail) 2012 Transition Legislative Instruments 2016/17 WHS/GHS System & ADG Code (Road & Rail) Dangerous Goods Class Example DGC 3 e.g., flammable liquid - acetone DGC 3 e.g., carcinogens -benzene DGC 8 e.g., corrosive liquid - formaldehyde Types of Hazards Physical e.g., flammable liquids - acetone Health e.g., carcinogens -benzene Environmental e.g., formaldehyde AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

HAZARDS COMMUNICATION (GHS)
HAZARD TYPE SPECIFIC HAZARD HAZARD COMMUNICATION STATEMENTS PICTOGRAMS WORKPLACE HAZARD PHYSICAL Explosives, Flammable Gases, Flammable Aerosols, Oxidizing Solids, Gases and Liquids, Gases under Pressure, Flammable Liquid, Flammable Solid, Self Reactive Substances, Pyrophoric Liquid, Pyrophoric Solid, Self- Heating Substances, Organic Peroxides, Corrosives to Metals. Hazard Communication system for Labelling, Placarding and Safety Data Sheets Signal Words GHS utilizes the words DANGER and WARNING as signal words to indicate the relative level of severity of hazard. DANGER – used for the more severe or significant hazard Hazard Statements Hazard statements are assigned to a class and category depending on hazard nature/degree of hazard (H- Codes) Precautionary Statements Phrases (and/or pictograms) that describe recommended measures to minimize or prevent adverse effects from exposure to a hazardous substance (P Codes) Explosives Flame Flame Over Circle Gas Cylinder Corrosion HEALTH Acute Toxicity, Skin Corrosion, Skin Irritation, Serious Eye Damage, Eye Irritation, Respiratory Sensitizer, skin Sensitizer, Germ Cell Mutagenicity, Carcinogenicity, Reproductive Toxicity, specific Target Organ Toxicity, Aspiration Hazard. Skull and Bones Exclamation Mark Health Hazard ENVIRONMENT Acute Aquatic Toxicity, Chronic Aquatic Toxicity. Environment HAZARDS COMMUNICATION (GHS) – Example Hazard Class FLAMMABLE GASES Hazard Category (HC) HC 1 Signal Word DANGER Hazard CODE & Statements H220 Extremely Flammable Gas GHS Pictograms/Symbols FLAME AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

HAZARDS COMMUNICATION (GHS)
Chemical Register MUST be always updated (Material) Safety Data Sheets 16 Sections NOT more than 5 years Reviews required if legislative changes applicable Imported Products MUST have a localised (M)SDS Labels Product Identifier/Name, Ingredients Manufacture Details Hazard pictograms Expiry date Label Elements – signal words, hazard & precautionary statements, risks & PPEs Pipework and pipelines, e.g., signal adjacent, markings AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

HAZARDS COMMUNICATION - LABEL
WHS Regulations apply specific duties to correct labelling of hazardous chemicals Duties: Manufacturers /suppliers provide correctly labelled chemical Correct labelling required for chemicals used, handle or stored at workplace in accordance with Schedule 9 (WHS) – see link PCBU to ensure correct labelling if chemical is manufactured at workplace, transferred or decanted from original container These duties do not apply if the chemical is immediately used after being put into container and the container is adequately cleaned AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Hazard Pictogram (GHS) & ADG Code
Hazard Pictograms GHS Hazard Dangerous Goods class labels (pictograms) Dangerous goods classes Explosives Self-reactive Organic peroxides Explosive Flammables Self-reactives Pyrophorics Self-heating Emits flammable gas in contact with water Organic peroxides Flammability (Liquid, Solid or Gas) Pyrophoric, Emits Flammable Gas Organic Peroxide Oxidisers Oxidiser Oxidising gas Gases under pressure Non-toxic non-flammable gas, flammable gas, oxidising gas, toxic gas AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Hazard Pictograms GHS Hazard Dangerous Goods class labels (pictograms) Dangerous goods classes Acute toxicity Acute Toxic gas Acute toxicity Skin irritants Eye irritants Skin sensitisers No equivalent Carcinogens Respiratory sensitisers Reproductive toxicants Target organ toxicants Germ cell mutagens No equivalent Eye corrosion Skin corrosion Corrosive to metal Corrosive to metals AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Hazard Pictograms GHS Hazard Dangerous Goods class labels (pictograms) Dangerous goods classes Aquatic toxicity. Not covered within the scope of workplace hazardous chemicals requirements Environmental hazard No equivalent hazard pictogram Miscellaneous dangerous goods Not covered within the scope of workplace hazardous chemicals requirements Infectious Not covered within the scope of workplace hazardous chemicals requirements Radioactive AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Example 1: Flammosol label containing the full set of workplace labelling information
Read label before use. Keep out of reach of children Flammosol FLAMMABLE LIQUID, TOXIC N.O.S. (aliphatic hydrocarbons, toxicole) UN 1992 Contains: Aliphatic hydrocarbons 95% Toxicole 5% 4 L DANGER Highly flammable liquid and vapour Toxic if swallowed Causes skin irritation IF ON SKIN (or hair): Take off contaminated clothing and wash before re-use. In case of fire: Use powder for extinction. Rinse skin using plenty of soap and water. Keep away from sparks and open flames. – No smoking. If skin irritation occurs: Get medical advice/attention. Keep container tightly closed. IF SWALLOWED: Immediately call a POISON CENTRE or doctor/physician. Ground/bond container and receiving equipment. Rinse mouth. Use explosion-proof electrical equipment. Use only non-sparking tools. Take precautionary measures against static discharge. Store locked up in a well-ventilated place. Keep cool. Wear protective gloves and eye and face protection. Wash hands thoroughly after handling. Dispose of contents/container in accordance with Jurisdictional regulations. Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet before use. Madeup Chemical Company, 999 Chemical Street, Chemical Town, My State. Telephone: Label Format AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

1.4 Organisational Procedures are Followed with Regards to Chemicals
OHS/WHS Management System involves; Organisational Structure inclusiveness of OHS/WHS Strategic Planning Organisational Practices and Procedures Identification of resources Standard and Safe Operating Procedures Emergency Preparedness in case of Fire, Accidents, Spills , etc Incident and Hazard Reporting Risk Assessment and Management of Risks AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 1.4 : Organisational Procedures are Followed with Regards Chemicals
Is your hazard reporting following the organisational procedures? If YES, what is the scope of the procedure? If NO, identify one in your own organisation or use the provided example for ease of reference. [ Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 1.4 Confined Space Safe Operating Procedure in Confined Space
Organisational Procedures are followed with regards to chemicals Confined Space    A confined space is determined by the structure and a specific set of circumstances. The same structure may or may not be a confined space depending on the circumstances when the space is entered. Entry to a confined space is considered to have occurred when a person’s head or upper body enters the space. A space may become a confined space if work that is to be carried out in the space would generate harmful concentrations of airborne contaminants. Safe Operating Procedure in Confined Space Company A has hired services to re-paint in a confined space. The work is being conducted in a confined space and the work environment in this space contains harmful atmosphere. The safe operating procedure for this space requires that A safe atmosphere can be achieved within the confined space using methods such as cleaning, purging and ventilation. Assume that the atmosphere has been cleared of contaminants. Determine what is cold be missing in this picture. 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

2. Recognise Risks Associated with Chemicals
2.1 Functions of chemicals in the workplace are recognised 2.2 Chemical labels and symbols are recognised and hazards identified 2.3 Chemical storage locations are identified 2.4 Instructions for transport, handling and storage of chemicals are recognised 2.5 Instructions for use, maintenance and storage of personal protective equipment and application are identified and observed [Answer ALL Activities in the Learner Workbook] AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

2.1 Functions of chemicals in the workplace are recognised
Generally, MSDS [Section 1]states intended use of the product. Take note that some chemicals may be; Corrosives Flammables Solvents - organic, chlorinated Explosives Laboratory agents Toxic substances Sensitisers AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

2.1 Functions of chemicals in the workplace are recognised – Hierarchy Control
Eliminate the hazard: Eliminate the dangerous substance or process or replace it by a less dangerous one. Put distance or shielding between the substance and the worker: Prevent the dangers associated with the chemical from reaching the worker Ventilation: Provide general and local ventilation to remove or reduce the concentration of airborne contaminants such as fumes, gases, vapours and mists. Protect the worker: Provide personal protection to the worker to prevent physical contact with the chemical. These principles are discussed in detail below. Elimination and Substitution are the control options of choice and must be considered Engineering controls including isolation may be acceptable but must be used with caution The use of PPE as a sole risk control or even PPE and Administrative Controls is a STOP (not acceptable) AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 2.1 : Functions of chemicals in the workplace are recognised – Hierarchy Control
Please give two examples of Corrosive materials. [You may refer to the user manual or by using the Chemwatch application tool]. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers. Please explain the term “Flashpoint”. [You may refer to the user’s manual. Fill in the “Learner’s Workbook” provided by the trainer with your answers. AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

2.2 Chemical labels and symbols are recognised and hazards identified
NOHSC/ADG Signal Word: Hazardous/Non Product Name Chemical Name Risk Phrases Safety Phrases First Aid Procedures Manufacturer Details MSDS Reference ADG Hazchem signs where applicable AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

GHS Labelling Signal Word: Danger or Warning Hazard Statements as per hazard class and category Ingredient constituent Manufacturer Details Pictograms and Symbols where applicable AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

CAUTION KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS BEFORE OPENING OR USING JO BLOGGS 500 SELECTIVE HERBICIDE ACTIVE CONSTITUENT 500 g/L 2, 4-08 present as the dimethylamine salt SOLVENT 260 g/L hydrocarbon liquid GROUP I HERBICIDE For selected control of certain broadleaf weeds in various crops as per the directions for use Jo Bloggs Pty Ltd 80 Ryde Street Tindale NSW 2000 Contents 20L EMERGENCY CONTACT No ETC DIRECTIONS FOR USE RESTRAINTS DO NOT apply when rain is expected within 4hrs DO NOT apply to crops or weeds that stressed by drought or cold, frosty conditions CROP WEEDS RATE L/Ha CRITICAL COMMENTS Barley Refer to Weeds Apply when crop is Oats table 1 and from tillering after main Wheat shoot has 5 leaves NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OR ANY MANNER CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION WITHHOLDING PERIOD DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS RESISTANT WEEDS WARNING Jo Bloggs is a member of the phenoxy group of herbicides. Its mode of action is to….etc. PRECUATION DO NOT mix chemical in steel tanks otherwise you may cause an explosive gas PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEANS AND ENVIRONMENT DO NOT allow chemical or used containers to contaminate streams or waterways. STORAGE & DISPOSAL Store in the closed original container, in a cool and well-ventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged period in direct sunlight This container can be recycled if it’s clean, dry, free of visible residues and had the DrumMuster logo visible. Triple or pressure rinse container for disposal. Dispose of rinsate by adding it to the spray tank. SAFETY DIRECTIONS Will irritate eyes. When opening the container and preparing the spray, wear face shield or goggles. Wash hands after use. FIRST AID Contact Poisons Information Centre – ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Additional informational is listed in the MSDS available from the supplier APVMA Approval No:XXXX Batch:A DOM:310212 2.2 Chemical labels and symbols are recognised and hazards identified AgVet Chemicals ( herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, vaccines, antibiotics, vitamins, etc) Product Registration Product Labelling Availability in AgVet APVMA Registers Illegal to import unregistered product or active constituent AgVet Label Format AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 2.2 : Chemical labels and symbols are recognised and hazards identified
WHS regulations require that containers of chemicals must be labelled appropriately. Identify one hazard stipulated in a Label for the chemical “Acetone”. [You may refer to the user’s manual or Chemwatch Application Tool. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] What is its Dangerous Goods Class (DGC) and what does this mean? [You may refer to the user’s manual or Chemwatch Application Tool. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] Should this chemical be kept away from an open flame and if so, why? [You may refer to the user’s manual or Chemwatch Application Tool. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

2.3 Chemical Storage Locations Identified
Property Plan of PCBU MUST have a MANIFEST based on SITE MAP Chemwatch Application provides DBMS to create Site Map Manifest Register contains; Product trade name Ingredient (active constituent) Poison Schedule DG Classification Batch number Date of Manufacture(DOM) Quantity Stored AREA SECTION LOCATION 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

Manifest Register Ammonia 4/1/2017
PCBU Name: Chemwatch Pty, Ltd Location of Storage: “Chemical Storage Shed” 1227 Glen Huntly Rd, Glen Huntly, VIC 3163 Date:30/03/2013 Product Trade Name Active Constituent (ml/L, g/Kg) Poison Schedule Packing Group UN Number DG Class Number Supplier DOM Expiry (d/m/yy) Batch Number Quantity Stored (L, Kg) Maximum Amount any one time) MB4 dimethylamine mcpa, dimethylamine salt, , 340; dicamba, dimethylamine salt, , 80% S5 N/A None MB4 1/1/2015 (not exact date) 201 25L 50L Ammonia 100% S6 ll 2762 8 Chemwatc h (not exact date) 284 5L Amicide Selective Weedkiller 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid diethanolamine, , 50% water, , 50% 403 10L Dangerous Goods Licence: □ YES □ NO If Yes: Licence No: _____________ Poison Schedule: Signal Heading Packing Groups: Max Qty before Placarding Unscheduled Keep out of reach of children l = Great Danger kg/L S Prescription animal remedy ll = Medium danger kg/L for DG Class S Caution lll =Minor Danger kg/L , 8 S Poison (for Dangerous Goods in Location) S Dangerous Poison (M)SDS Available: Yes/No = Y/N (for hazardous chemical) Manifest Register 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

Hazard Classification in GoldFFX
Risk Codes (NOHSC/EU)and Hazard Codes (GHS) Risk Codes (NOHSC/EU) Hazard Codes (GHS) AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

DG Classification Information in GoldFFX
HAZCHEM - Placarding in GoldFFX

Activity 2.3 : Chemical Storage Locations Identified
What is the Packing Group for the chemical “Acetone”? [You may refer to the user’s manual on the (M)SDS for Acetone or use the Chemwatch Application Tool. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] What does this Packing Group indicate for this material during storage? [You may refer to the user’s manual. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] What is the importance of the “Manifest”? [You may refer to the user’s manual. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

2.4 Transport, Handling and Storage Instructions Identified
ADG Code 7 provides classification of articles or materials for the purposes of storage and transportation ( Road & Rail) for DGC 1-9 and combustibles The AS19490 specifies the criteria for storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids Placards and labels are used to identify dangerous goods stored on site premises (based on Schedule 1,2 (NOHSC/ADG) and Schedule 11,22 (WHS) MSDS provides detailed information in Section 7 for handling and storage requirements of dangerous goods, e.g., compatibility in terms of segregation, fire separation and/or prohibition Instructions for transportation of dangerous goods is detailed in Section 14 of the MSDS [ UN Number, DGC Class, Packing Group, Hazchem Code, etc.] Click here for more information on (M)SDS Format and Structure MSDS Structure Heavy Duty 250 Litre Bulk Storage Cabinet AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 2.4 Transport, Handling and Storage Instructions Identified
What are the transport instructions required for the material “Petrol”? [You may refer to the user’s manual on the (M)SDS for petrol or use the Chemwatch Application Tool. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] Provide a storage and handling requirement for “Petrol”. [You may refer to the user’s manual on the (M)SDS for petrol or use the Chemwatch Application Tool. Fill in the Leaner’s workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] 5 Litre Fuel Container 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

Instructions on Use Maintenance and Storage of PPEs
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2.5 Instructions on Use Maintenance and Storage of PPEs
Read label for PPE requirements on APVMA Approved Label Read label for PPE requirements on MSDS Section 8 of an MSDS provides Safe Handling and use of recommended PPE Care, clean-up and maintenance of PPEs stipulated in Australian standards Follow instruction of “Care” on the Purchase Card” PPEs range from Gloves, Boots, Overalls, Respirator, Goggles, Glasses, Safe Shields, etc. Disposal of PPEs (AUS/NZL Standards) [If uncertain, contact Manufacturer] AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 2.5 : Instructions on Use Maintenance and Storage of PPEs
Identify each type of the control icon below to their corresponding description [You may refer to the user’s manual. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers. [Enter the number representing the appropriate icon in the Activity Answer Table] What is the required personal protective equipment required for “benzene”? What is the Emergency Code for this product (HAZCHEM Code) and what does it mean? What is the Poison Schedule of this product and what does this mean? Type of PPE 1 Gloves 2 Overalls 3 Respirator 4 Goggles Match each PPE number above against each PPE icon AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

3. Chemical Handling & Storage Instructions
DG Class Diamond Class Description Examples DGC 1 Explosives Gelignite, Fireworks DGC 2.1 Flammable Gases Acetylene, Hydrogen DGC 2.2 Non- Flammable, Non Toxic Gases Nitrogen, Carbon Dioxide DGC 2.3 Chlorine (gas), Ammonia DGC 3 Flammable Liquids Acetone, Ethanol DGC 4.1 Flammable Solids Sulphur DGC 4.2 Spontaneously Combustible White Phosphorus, Activated Carbon DGC 4.3 Dangerous when wet Sodium metal, Calcium Carbide DGC 5.1 DGC 5.2 Oxidizing substances Sodium Peroxide Organic peroxides Methyl Ethyl Ketone DGC 6.1 DGC 6.2 Toxic substances Sodium Cyanide Infectious substances Clinical Waste DGC 7 Radioactive Tritium DGC 8 Corrosives Nitric acid DGC 9 Miscellaneous Asbestos, dry ice 3. Chemical Handling & Storage Instructions General Guidelines on; Fume Hood Use Spill Prevention and Planning Spill Response Chemical Storage and Compatibility Secure Storage Facility Only permitted Entry Placarding of site and stores AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Examples of Incompatible Materials
CHEMICAL INCOMPATIBILITY Acetic acid Chromic acid, nitric acid, hydroxyl compounds, ethylene glycol, perchloric acid, peroxides, permanganates Acetylene Chlorine, bromine, copper, fluorine, silver, mercury Acetone Concentrated nitric and sulphuric acid mixtures Alkali metals Water, carbon tetrachloride or other chlorinated hydrocarbons, carbon dioxide, halogens Ammonia Mercury, chlorine, calcium hypochlorite, iodine, bromine, hydrofluoric acid Chlorates Ammonium salts, acids, powdered metals, sulphur, finely divided organic or combustible materials Chlorine Ammonia, acetylene, butadiene, butane, methane, propane (or other petroleum gases), hydrogen, sodium carbide, benzene, finely divided metals, turpentine Cyanide Acids Fluorine Most other chemicals Nitrates Sulphuric acid Oxygen Oils, grease, hydrogen, flammable liquids, solids, or gases Perchloric acid Acetic anhydride, bismuth and its alloys, alcohol, paper, wood, grease, oils, Sodium Carbon tetrachloride, carbon dioxide, water Sulphides AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Segregation Tool Class of goods 2.1 2.2 2.2 SR 5.1 2.3 3 4.1 4.2 4.3
5.2 6.1 8 9 Combustible liquids A B S1 S2 S4 S5 C 2.2 SR 5.1 B I S3 G D E CE H F Combustible Liquids 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

Chemical Handling & Storage Instructions
Segregation Class Segregation Guidance Notes S1 Segregate these goods by 3m or more in a well-ventilated area. For liquid dangerous goods the distance is measured from the edge of the spill catchment area. See supplementary notes 6 and 7. S2 Segregate by 5 m or more. If one of the dangerous goods is a liquid, measure the distance from the edge of the spill catchment area. Liquid dangerous goods should be located within a separate spill catchment area. See supplementary notes 6 and 7. S3 Segregate by 3 m or more for PG III goods and 5m or more for PG II, PG I goods or where the goods may react dangerously. If both are solids then a minimum of 1m separation may be used. Where one of the goods is a liquid the distance is measured from the edge of the spill catchment area. See supplementary notes 6 and 7. S4 Segregation preferred by the use of fire-rated partitioned areas. Consider use of separate detached building for organic peroxides and for highly pyrophoric class 4.2 goods. S5 Segregation of class 4.3 preferred by use of a separate, detached building without water based fire suppression system. 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

Activity 3.1 : Chemical Handling & Storage Instructions are followed
The following materials are classified as Dangerous Goods. Match each material to their corresponding DGC diamond. [You may refer to the user’s manual or use the Chemwatch Application Manifest. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] Dangerous Goods Hydrochloric Acid TNT Acetone Match DG material to correct diamond 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

3.2 Safety Rules are followed when working in Areas where Chemicals are Stored
Storage facilities must be secured and placards applied where required Safety warning signs placed in visible areas and markers available for work sites e.g. confined spaces, road markings, piping works, etc Ignition sources visibly marked Emergency signs and evacuation signs clearly visible for workers and visitors Fume hood safety instructions observed Spill prevention and response measures articulated in safe operating procedures Chemical storage and compatibility rules followed Generally, MSDS reference to applicable section followed AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 3.2 Safety Rules are followed when working in Areas where Chemicals are Stored
List two guidelines to following when using a fume hood. [You may refer to the user’s manual for the list of fume hood guidelines. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] Refer to the Safe Operating Procedure for a Fume Hood –Laboratory Click here to open document Safe Operating Procedure Laboratory Fume Hood Laboratory Fume Hoods serve to control exposure to toxic, offensive or flammable vapours, gases and aerosols. The laboratory fume hood is a type of local exhaust ventilation system AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Types of PPEs Type of PPE What are they? Caution…! Clothing
Long sleeved shirt, long trousers made of water repellent material. Overalls, waterproof apron, rain coat, rain suit can be used when mixing or pouring concentrates. Overalls do not provide adequate protection against spills and splashes Gloves Elbow length, unlined water proof gloves. Only use gloves approved for the chemical or product as some rubber products can be reactive with solvents and dissolve. Read the label or (M)SDS Shoes/Boots Boots must be made of rubber. Trouser bottoms must be worn outside of boots. Leather, canvas or cloth boots must not be worn when handling chemicals due their absorbency Goggles/Face Shields Tight fitting and non-fogging goggles or full face shield must be worn to avoid eyes contamination or if there’s a possibility of a splash. Avoid eye contact Take caution when using dusts, powder or toxic spray Glasses Wear glasses to avoid eye contact. Contact lenses can trap material beneath, hence increasing the risk of poisoning Respirators Select the respirator that is solely designed for its intended use Understand the limitations of the respirator type Always use manufacturer’s instructions on use and maintenance. Three types of respirators: Negative pressure purifying Supplied-air Self contained Types of PPEs 4/1/2017 AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training

3.3 Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment is obtained and used where chemical are stored
Before undertaking any task working with chemicals, ALWAYS READ THE LABEL or MSDS Determine hazards and specific PPE requirements [if any] [Section 8 of an MSDS (Exposure Controls) provides details regarding PPE requirements] Types of PPEs for working with hazardous chemicals Clothing Gloves Shoes/Boots Goggles/Face shields Glasses Respirators AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 3.3 Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment is obtained and used where chemical are stored Name one type of respirator out of the three types. [You may refer to the user’s manual. Fill in the Leaner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Activity 3.4 Procedures are followed in the event of an accident or spill
Identify the type of control (PPE) you would use in the event of a “benzene spill” on a laboratory floor. What actions would you undertaken to alleviate the situation? [You may refer to the user’s manual or refer to (M)SDS using the Chemwatch Application. Fill in the Learner’s Workbook provided by the trainer with your answers] AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

Evaluation and Feedback
Submit your Learner Workbook to the trainer Fill in the Feedback Form and submit it to the trainer. THANK YOU!!! You have been great participants AHCCHM101A - Follow Basic Safety Rules - Chemwatch Training 4/1/2017

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