Can you identify the hazards that are present? Are they chemical, physical, biological, mechanical, electrical, radiation, noise, stress, or high/low pressure? Those are life’s nine hazards and you should look for them before beginning an experiment.

Biological safety cabinets (BSCs) are crucial for the safety of staff and the protection of products, so it’s important to know when they should be upgraded.

This seminar discusses the most important issues for environmental, health and safety program development and improvement: involvement, liability, regulatory compliance.

Signing a rules agreement does several things. It makes you decide what the rules and policies are going to be. It shows everyone that you are concerned about health and safety. It keeps a permanent record of your safety standards.

Participants will learn the proper steps for alerting/notifying, containing, cleaning up spills and disposing wastes of commonly used chemicals.

Join Dr. Toine Overbeeke, Head of Quality Control, as he discusses the need for an EM system at Holopack, learn about their evaluation process and how they made a decision that will impact their
business for years to come.