Employers are responsible for ensuring that personal protective equipment (PPE) is available. 

A lot goes into maintaining a safe working environment. Here is a list of 10 quick lab safety tips to help you along.

This month’s cover story takes an in depth look at the impact of the first-inventor-to-file system that kicked in on March 16, 2013 under the America Invents Act.

Taking all the risk out of inherently risky situations has never been an easy task and probably never will be. (And no, I’m not talking about the Seahawks throwing a pass at the goal line instead of just running it in Super Bowl XLIX.) But for some industries and businesses, managing risk more successfully than others has become almost second nature.

This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of all potential hazards faced in laboratory settings and cover the major OSHA requirements.

Operational exercises are absolutely essential to good emergency planning and the participation of senior executives is critical. However, it is important to include senior executives not just as observers.

Follow our guidelines for developing a solid, proactive approach to protecting your employees from potential hazards in the workplace

This webinar will explain the role of standards in bringing about the goal of safety in the workplace, or, for that matter in families and other teams. Good safety standards will be defined and explained, with tools provided that you can put to work tomorrow.

Two-day lab safety short courses will take place in 18 different locations across the U.S. and Canada. Webinar, online, and one-day courses are also available.

Get some factoids about lab safety in this mini category.

In this webinar, the twelve sections of the Laboratory Standard will be discussed and analyzed. Special attention will be given to the definition of the Chemical Hygiene Officer and the eight elements of a chemical hygiene plan.