In worker training under hazard communication, what must be included?

• A. The information on physical and health hazards and how workers can protect themselves
• B. Details on company profits
• C. Language translation requirements for all employees
• D. Emergency evacuation only

Answer: (A)

Hazard communication training is about making workers aware of chemical hazards and how to stay safe. The essential content is information on the physical and health hazards of the chemicals in the work area and the steps workers can take to protect themselves—like proper handling, storage, safe work practices, use of engineering controls and PPE, and what to do in case of exposure. This directly matches the choice that describes including hazard information and protective measures. Other options don’t fit because profits aren’t part of hazard communication training, language requirements are about comprehension rather than the core safety content (though training must be understood by employees), and focusing only on evacuation misses the broader hazards and protective actions workers need to know.