About
In this course, you will explore the regulatory framework governing Perchloroethylene (PCE) and 40 CFR Part 751, Subpart G, and gain an understanding of its key chemical properties. You will learn about occupational exposure limits and the health hazards associated with PCE. The course also covers primary routes of exposure, appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and best practices for controlling workplace risks. In addition, you will understand the purpose of regulated areas, essential emergency response procedures, and required recordkeeping responsibilities to ensure compliance and worker safety.
Target Audience
Operators, technicians, and other professionals who require knowledge to operate and maintain facilities safely and effectively.
You Will Learn
- Identify the regulatory basis for PCE controls, including 40 CFR Part 751, Subpart G
- Recognize the chemical and its physical properties
- Explain how PCE properties influence health and safety risk
- List common operations and scenarios where exposure may occur
- State the EPA Existing Chemical Exposure Limits (ECEL)
- Explain when monitoring is conducted
- Describe when additional monitoring is required
- Distinguish between acute and chronic health hazards of PCE exposure
- Identify primary routes of exposure and the hierarchy of controls
- Explain why regulated areas must be established
- List engineering and administrative controls
- Identify appropriate PPE
- Discuss what you should do in the event of a PCE release
- Identify your organization's WCPP recordkeeping requirements