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OSHA’s Adoption of the Globally Harmonized System: The End of Phase 1 and the Impact on Workplace Safety


Product Code - EHAU03
Speaker(s): Brad Harbaugh, Editor of the environment, health, and safety (EHS) blog for MSDSonline
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Since its promulgation in 2012, environment, health, and safety professionals have been scrambling to get up-to-speed on OSHA’s new hazard communication standard that now is aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). The new scheme has resulted in changes to requirements for chemical classification, labels, and material safety data sheets. While the modified rule aims to harmonize certain elements of the standard, such as labels and MSDSs, during the first phase of the transition to GHS, there has been more harmonization in the types of compliance questions EHS professionals are asking than in the labels and MSDSs themselves. 

Be prepared for an exciting 90-minute webinar on HazCom compliance, just in time for the fast-approaching Dec. 1, 2013 employee training deadline.

The webinar is designed to:
•Establish a baseline understanding of the changes to HazCom as a result of OSHA’s adoption of GHS
•Explain the current state of the HazCom standard as the end of Phase 1 approaches
•Discuss EHS professionals’ most frequently asked HazCom compliance questions and how the GHS changes are impacting workplaces across the country
•Examine the most pressing compliance issues affecting employers, specifically those related to the upcoming December employee training deadline
•Provide best practices and actionable steps employers can use to ensure compliance with the modified HazCom standard and prevent chemical-related injuries and illnesses from occurring in their workplace

Register easily and securely to reserve your space now for Bloomberg BNA's upcoming EHS Webinar and get a $75 discount as a Bloomberg BNA subscriber! Or, call 800-372-1033, menu Option 6, submenu Option 1, and refer to the date and title of this conference. Lines are open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET, excluding most federal holidays.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear a lively, dynamic presentation. Not only are EHS Webinars an excellent way for you to stay current, with Bloomberg BNA you also get:
Quality. Count on it. Nothing is canned.
Objectivity. Bloomberg BNA provides you with the best and most objective information. Unlike other companies, we don’t use our Webinars as a forum to sell outside solutions.
Affordability. EHS Webinars are inexpensive compared to the cost of travel to attend a conference. Plus, you may use a speakerphone and invite as many of your colleagues as you want to listen in—all for the price of a single registration.
Convenience. No airlines. No travel. No time out of the office.

In addition, you’ll receive:
Personal attention. Once you’ve registered, send your questions in advance to annebrown@bna.com and they’ll be included in the program. You’ll also have a chance to ask your questions during the Webinar.
Follow-up materials. You need no materials upfront to follow along to our live conference. But Bloomberg BNA always issues a follow-up e-mail with contact information for our speakers as well as other materials related to the topic.
CLE credits will NOT be available for this EHS Webinar.

Brad Harbaugh, Editor of the environment, health, and safety (EHS) blog for MSDSonline

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Brad Harbaugh is an editor of the environment, health, and safety blog for MSDSonline, a leading provider of sustainable cloud-based compliance solutions that assist businesses of all sizes to cost-effectively manage a variety of global EHS regulatory requirements. In addition to researching and reporting on current EHS issues, Brad is the creator of MSDSonline’s popular GHS Answer Center and GHS Webinar series. He has presented at over 100 national and regional conferences on topics ranging from education to safety, including events for National Safety Council, American Society of Safety Engineers, and Voluntary Protection Programs Participants’ Association among others. Brad is a graduate of DePaul University and is currently pursuing his MBA at the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business.