Key Takeaways:

- Understanding the forms, uses, properties, exposure limits, and hazards around with chlorine - Recalling the symptoms associated with different types of chlorine exposures - Knowing the engineering and administrative controls designed to reduce chlorine exposure - Knowing which personal protective equipment protect from the different types of chlorine exposures - Explaining the actions you should take if you have been exposed to an unsafe level of chlorine

Course Description

The United States produces more than 13 million tons of chlorine annually, most of which is shipped by rail. The worst chlorine incident in the U.S. happened in 2005 at Graniteville, S.C., where 18 freight […]