This comprehensive safety training program covers the critical hazards and proper handling procedures for working with benzene, a highly toxic chemical substance. Healthcare workers, laboratory personnel, and industrial workers will learn how benzene exposure occurs, the concept of dose-response relationships, and how to interpret parts per million (PPM) measurements to assess toxicity levels. The course explains the serious health effects of benzene exposure at various concentration levels, from acute symptoms to long-term health consequences. Participants will understand workplace safety protocols for benzene handling, including proper selection and use of personal protective equipment, engineering controls, and administrative measures to minimize exposure risk. Topics include exposure monitoring techniques, safe work practices around benzene-containing materials, emergency response procedures for spills or exposures, and compliance with OSHA's benzene standard. This training equips workers with the knowledge to recognize benzene hazards, protect themselves through appropriate PPE and safe handling practices, and respond effectively to exposure incidents in laboratory, healthcare, and industrial environments.