CABQ Adopt-A-Stop Safe Chemical Handling Course
Required Training for all Adopt-A-Stop Volunteers
Welcome to the Adopt-A-Stop Safe Chemical Handling Presentation, a required program for volunteers who want to participate in the Adopt-A-Stop program.
Thank you for attending and your willingness to volunteer for your community!
Although there are no specific standards on safe chemical handling, it is important that all volunteers who use chemicals understand the hazards associated with using them.
All Adopt-A-Stop volunteers are required to complete this course. Upon completion you will receive a certificate that will show that you have reviewed and agree to adhere to the requirements for handling chemicals in the Adopt-A-Stop program.
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Course Curriculum
First Section
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after you enroll
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StartCourse Welcome (0:24)
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StartCoordinator Contact Information (0:14)
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StartSafety Data Sheet (SDS) (0:19)
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StartCategories of Hazardous Chemicals (0:17)
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StartPhysical States of Hazardous Chemicals (0:18)
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StartHow to Handle Chemicals Properly (0:31)
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StartRoutes of Exposure (0:33)
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StartSymptoms of Possible Overexposure (0:16)
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StartIncompatible Chemicals (0:25)
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StartMixing Dangers (0:13)
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StartHandling Flammable Chemicals (0:30)
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StartPrimary Container Labels Information (0:20)
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StartProper Storage of Chemicals (0:26)
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StartProtective Equipment (0:27)
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StartGraffiti X (1:28)
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StartGeneral Safety Tips (0:22)
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StartGeneral Safety Tips Cont. (0:41)
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StartFirst Aid (0:22)
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StartFirst Aid for Chemicals in the Eyes (0:24)
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StartFirst Aid for Chemicals on the Skin (0:17)
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StartFirst Aid for Chemical Inhalation (0:12)
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StartFirst Aid for Chemical Ingestion (0:27)
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StartCourse Wrap up and Certificates (0:34)
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the course start and finish?
The course starts now and is a completely self-paced online course.
How long do I have access to the course?
You have access to the course now and can return at any time to refresh your knowledge with the material.