How to Improve Your Lab's Safety: Answering Your Questions

Thursday, January 17, 2019 at 2-3 pm ET

What is the best way to improve safety culture in your laboratory? We have gathered a panel of chemical and laboratory safety experts to tackle the most challenging safety issues and questions posed in previous webinars. Join Dr. Joseph Pickel, CCHO, Research Support Group Leader at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Debbie Decker, CCHO, the Safety Manager in the Chemistry Department at UC Davis and Ralph Stuart, CIH, CCHO, the Chemical Hygiene Officer at Keene State College during this free interactive broadcast as they discuss the technical and cultural safety issues that are relevant to small, medium, and large labs alike as well as take your questions live.

What You Will Learn

What safety skills transfer from the academic laboratory to chemistry work in other sectors
How does the institutional setting (national lab vs. research university vs. primarily undergraduate institution) impact the style and substance of a safety program
What are the key information resources that safety professionals rely upon to help chemist’s perform chemistry safely
How can chemists and other scientists find a career in chemical safety

Additional Resources

Creating a Lab Safety Culture for Industrial Chemists, Educators, and Grad Students – Open Access ACS Safety Webinar
Reshaping Chemical Lab Safety: Creating a Dynamic and Adaptive Safety Environment – Open Access ACS Safety Webinar
Creating a 21st Century Chemical Research Laboratory: Hazard Assessments and Fundamentals – Open Access ACS Safety Webinar

Webinar Details

Thursday, January 17, 2019 at 2-3 pm ET
Fee: Free to Attend
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