SPS21
Chemical Spills, Safety Precautions & Response Actions
Introduction
In work environments dealing with chemicals, chemical spills are among the most significant hazards that could threaten the health of workers, the safety of the facility, and the surrounding environment. Therefore, it is essential for employees to have adequate knowledge of safety precautions and immediate response methods to handle chemical spills safely and effectively.
This program aims to equip participants with the skills necessary to identify the risks associated with chemicals, apply best safety practices, and follow appropriate procedures to handle spills in real-time, ensuring the protection of individuals, property, and the environment.
Who Should Attend:
- Occupational health and safety staff in companies and factories.
- Safety managers in industrial and commercial facilities.
- Technicians and workers who directly handle chemicals in factories, laboratories, or any work environment containing hazardous chemicals.
- Emergency response and firefighting teams dealing with chemical accidents.
- Supervisors of production lines in factories using chemicals.
- Risk managers and environmental and safety experts in industrial organizations.
- Any personnel responsible for safety procedures in workplaces containing chemicals.
Course ContentsDay1: Introduction to Chemical Safety and Understanding Hazards
Day 2: Safety Precautions When Handling Chemicals
Day 3: Handling Chemical Spills
Day4: Emergency Response and Chemical Incident Management
Day 5: Training on Prevention Strategies and Safe Disposal of Chemical Waste
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Upcoming Courses
RISK PLANS & REGISTER
09-08-2026
Greece-Athens
09-08-2026
Cairo
The Training Course:
Specialized Security ProgramsPreventive Measures and Emergency Management for Incident Control
10-05-2026
Dubai
10-05-2026
Cairo
22-11-2026
Dubai
22-11-2026
Cairo
The Training Course:
Specialized Security ProgramsEmergency Response Specialist: Crisis Management & Contingency Planning
12-07-2026
Cairo
12-07-2026
Turkey-Istanbul