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Biosafety Level 3 Training Labs designed to work with biological materials will have designs and safe work practices in place to protect personnel, the facility and the surrounding community. These...

Biosafety Level 2 Training Labs designed to work with biological materials will have designs and safe work practices in place to protect personnel, the facility and the surrounding community. These...

Chemical Safety Awareness Training OSHA approximates that thirty-two million workers engage with at least one chemical hazard daily.  This course cover training requirements under 29 CFR 1910 Subpart H. Course...

Compressed Gas Safety Compressed gas cylinders are designed to hold gases under extremely high pressures in a relatively small container. But this convenience also presents physical, explosive, toxic, corrosive and...

Carbon Monoxide Training Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas that is lighter than air. High concentrations of carbon monoxide can interfere with the oxygen-carrying capacity of the bloodstream,...

Behavior Based Safety The root causes of incidents are not always obvious, but they are often caused in some part by one or more unsafe behaviors. Behavior-based safety, or BBS,...

Accident Prevention Signs and Tags The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires the use of signs and symbols to warn workers about specific hazards in the workplace and tell...

Scalpels and needles are important tools for many forms of lab work, including experiments and production work. Unfortunately, using these devices also carries a relatively high risk of injury. This...

Pipetting Safety Training – Online Pipettes may be small, but the risks can be big. Whether you're working in research, clinical labs, or production environments, improper pipetting techniques can lead...

Organic Peroxide Awareness Training Organic peroxides are powerful—and potentially dangerous—chemicals. Commonly used in plastics, rubber manufacturing, and laboratory processes, they require strict safety awareness due to their reactivity, flammability, and...

Glass Handling and Breakage for Laboratories Identifying and implementing safe procedures for broken glassware is important in any lab. Broken glassware presents physical hazards ranging from minor cuts to severe...

Laboratory Chemical Waste Management (RCRA) Laboratories frequently generate hazardous waste, governed by stringent OSHA and EPA regulations. Non-compliance with these regulations can result in fines and pose risks to both...