RRC’s COSHH / Working with Hazardous Chemicals Short Course provides an introduction to chemical safety, including an overview of different chemicals, how they can cause harm and how this harm can be reduced and controlled.
DurationRRC’s COSHH / Working with Hazardous Chemicals Short Course provides an introduction to chemical safety, including an overview of different chemicals, how they can cause harm and how this harm can be reduced and controlled.
It is a perfect introduction for non-chemists who work with or near chemcials and those with new responsibilities involving chemicals at work.
Course Aims & Objectives:
On completion of the course Learners should be able to:
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