This webinar will open with a review of biosafety basics–common biohazardous agents and biosafety protection levels. Then the focus will shift to the major types of biosafety cabinets, their design differences, and uses.

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

Developing and implementing effective occupational health and safety compliance is accomplished through needs assessments, hazard analysis, monitoring, training, and through analysis of accident and incident history. Join our interactive discussion as our health and safety expert explains some of the details of developing an effective and compliant health & safety training program.

This webinar will focus on proper placement and other design considerations when installing chemical fume hoods. The presentation will touch on the design differences of major types of chemical fume hoods and briefly discuss their features and functions.

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.

The program will cover key differences between hood types, proper set up and adjustment and maintaining efficient flows. OSHA standards and other applicable guidelines and regulations will be covered, including NFPA.  

In this interactive webinar, a discussion of OSHA and ANSI standards sets the stage for an in-depth analysis of laboratory glasses, goggles, face shields, eyewash fountains, contact lenses and safety shields.

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

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

This presentation will cover regulations, hazard determination, generators, status, avoiding waste formation, purchasing, inventory, obeying the law, selecting a vendor, and household hazardous waste.