Who needs biosafety training? Anyone working with biological agents at 51ÁÔÆæ in a research facility. How often do I need to complete biosafety training? Every three years. To sign up for a training session, visit: /safety-health/biosafety-training/
Open only to: Faculty, Researchers, Staff, and Students that work with chemicals in labs/ studios Required training for all laboratory personnel Presenter: Jennifer Herriges Do you work in a laboratory with chemicals? If so, you need to have written laboratory... Read More
Who needs biosafety training? Anyone working with biological agents at 51ÁÔÆæ in a research facility. How often do I need to complete biosafety training? Every three years. To sign up for a training session, visit: /safety-health/biosafety-training/
Open only to: Faculty, Researchers, Staff, and Students that work with chemicals in labs/ studios Required training for all laboratory personnel Presenter: Jennifer Herriges Do you work in a laboratory with chemicals? If so, you need to have written laboratory... Read More
Fire Safety Awareness and Extinguisher Training Date: October 2, 2017 Time: 10:00am – 11:00am A fire can happen anytime, anywhere, for any number of reasons. Be prepared by attending Fire Safety Awareness and Extinguisher Training. Through slides and pictures, this... Read More
Fume Hood Safety Training for Laboratory, Shop and Art area Fume Hoods Fume hoods provide an enclosed work area that has an air barrier between you and the hazard. Hoods are tools that also help us to maintain a safe... Read More
Who needs biosafety training? Anyone working with biological agents at 51ÁÔÆæ in a research facility. How often do I need to complete biosafety training? Every three years. To sign up for a training session, visit: /safety-health/biosafety-training/
Do you work in a laboratory with chemicals? If so, you need to have written laboratory safety procedures for chemical use and compliance with the Wisconsin Dept. of Safety and Professional Services and the OSHA Laboratory Standard.
This training will inform you of the CHP elements, proper use of the CHP for safety in the lab, and how compliance is achieved. General lab safety information and procedures will be discussed. Required training for all laboratory personnel