Overview:

In this course, participants will learn how to recognize the purpose and components of a laboratory chemical hygiene plan.  At the end of the class, participants will know how to identify their responsibilities of implementation and managing of such a plan.

Lecture will be supplemented with classroom exercises to strengthen the participant’s understanding of the methods presented. 

At the conclusion of the training, participants will:

• Recognize the definitions relating to OSHAs requirements for a chemical hygiene plan
• Identify components of a laboratory chemical hygiene plan
• Understand requirements for training and the information given to employees
• Identify monitoring of employee exposure and medical requirements
• Recognize OSHA requirements for hazard identification

Key Session 2 Topics:

• Compresed Gas Cylinders
• Labeling, Signs and Tags
• Hazardous Chemicals
• Chemical Spills
• Waste
• Emergency Preparedness
• Fire and Fire Related Emergencies
• Glassware and Sharps

Who Should Attend:

Safety Officers, Supervisors or managers who have the responsibility to manage a laboratory safety program

Trainer:

Karen Olson

Additional Services:

In order to fulfill OSHA (29 CFR 1910.1450) annual CHP training requirements for your laboratory, Labtopia offers additional customized training to include the following topics:

Your laboratory chemical list and their MSDS

Emergency Preparedness Plan

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

To register for Part 1 of this series, click here

To register for Part 3 of this series, click here