This course will provide participants with information about the process for transitioning to safer chemicals, as well as the key methods, tools, and databases that can assist in this process.
About This Course:
This course will provide participants with information about the process for transitioning to safer chemicals, as well as the key methods, tools, and databases that can assist in this process.
Using OSHA’s seven-step substitution planning process, participants will be guided through evaluating chemical use, identifying and assessing alternatives, and implementing those safer alternatives.
Recommended For:
This course is ideal for purchasing staff, maintenance supervisors, facility managers, and workers who utilize or manage hazardous chemicals at their worksites.
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Additional Information:
Participants are encouraged to bring a laptop computer in order to participate in the classroom group activities.
Industry Expansion Solutions (IES) is the engineering-based, solutions-driven, client-focused unit of NC State University. Our broad portfolio and deep industry expertise help organizations grow, innovate and prosper.
Our extensive partnerships with business, industry, education and government generate a unique culture of collaboration that provides access to cutting-edge expertise, research, and technology.
IES Mission
IES partners with business and industry to transfer knowledge and support next-generation technologies.
IES Vision
We will be the state-wide leader in driving economic growth by delivering technology-driven solutions, providing educational services and leveraging our expertise and innovative partnerships.
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