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Subject: [DCHAS-L] CSHEMA -- Annual Conference Professional Development Seminars
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Greeting DCASers,excuse the cross posting.

The Lab Safety Community of Practice with in The Campus Safety Health and Environmental Management Association (CSHEMA) will be hosting the following Professional Development Seminar at the Annual Conference.

Lab Safety 201
Thursday, July 13, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Member/nonmember: $430/$645 includes box lunch
Presented by the Lab Safety Community of Practice

This session is intended to develop and improve participant's knowledge of a comprehensive laboratory safety program. The class is framed as the life cycle of the lab. The Early Lab life will address how a lab starts, gets running, identifying what requirements are needed and establishing safe operating practices. The Middle Lab life will focus on the continuous growth of a lab, which comes with the need to maintain safe operating conditions (engineering controls, ventilation, occupational health, etc...) and manage change appropriately. Finally, the End Lab life addresses how to properly decommission a space and address concerns that arise from departing personnel and research operations. With this approach, the participants should be able to develop and maintain a comprehensive lab safety program. The class will use case studies to highlight the dynamics of a research lab at the various stages of its life.


If you are interested in attending the class or the conference please see the link below to register.

http://www.cshema.org/content.aspx?id=2967

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