Occupational Safety Training

Chemical Safety Training


Risk assessment is the cornerstone of safety practice in handling chemicals, and a key component of our courses. We examine the design of individual workplaces and focus on the method and location of handling.
 

Our Chemical Safety Training consultants train course participants to:

    - Become aware of chemicals in the workplace
    - Know how chemical exposure can occur and the health effects associated with this
    - Know how chemicals are classified and where to find information on them
    - Know how to handle chemicals correctly
    - Know the regulations regarding chemicals in the workplace

 
Our Courses:

    - Educate employees of the risks
    - Highlight storage issues such as segregation of incompatible materials
    - Educate trainees to guide and inform others in the safe handling of chemicals

 
Courses Available:

- OHSS training course on Chemical Safety

 
Contact us at info@ohss.ie to discuss your Occupational Hygiene Training needs.

Who we work with:

About Us


OHSS was established in 2001 as an Occupational Health and Safety consultancy. Founder Paul Foran has extensive experience in the field, both as a consultant and as a former Inspector with the Health & Safety Authority (www.hsa.ie), where he formulated policy and legislation.

Our mission is to be the leading Occup
ational Hygiene and Safety consultancy in Ireland, and provide reputable tra


» Read more

OHSS Blog

How Asbestos Legislation Works in Ireland

posted on 30 March, 2023

At OHSS, we help to protect people across Ireland from the dangers of asbestos exposure. We're able to do this because we possess expert knowledge and considerable experience in helping businesses adhere to asbestos regulations in...

» Read more

Case Studies

Local City Council


Asbestos surveying: This Local City Council architects department is responsible for upgrading local authority housing to meet modern requirements. Typically, this would involve using outside contractors to carry out an asbestos survey of each...

» Read more