..., as well as health hazards in classes, studios or laboratories and must be protected. They are also exposed to dangers that are not occupational hazards , including drugs, alcohol, stress, violence, fire safety and unsafe off-campus housing, for which there are standards and guidelines. Members...

... Introduction Laboratory and R&D environments present unique challenges to EH&S managers due to their dynamic nature and the wide array of hazards that they contain. Specifically, the learning outcomes include understanding the challenges that face EH&S Managers in laboratory and R...

... The Academic, Laboratory, and Research Safety Programs at the Claremont University Consortium and The Claremont Colleges High profile lab injuries nationwide have caused increased focus on college lab & academic safety. Integrating safety programs into an academic teaching and research...

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... addressing the safe handling and containment of infectious microorganisms and hazardous biological materials." This definition was described in Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL) published by the CDC (CDC, 2007). Biosafety's goal is to protect the individual laboratory worker...

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... Introduction EHS Professionals face some unique challenges in laboratory environments. When I took a job last March at a research and technology center, I found myself having to reference new standards relative to laboratory operations, and change my approach to basic EHS processes...

... in the laboratory. In 2006, the author along with her colleague, Lisa Wennersten identified a need to make available to corporate America and multi-national corporations, a combination of science that has been used by the military, government agencies and law enforcement for decades. This biotechnology is known...

... Introduction The Nanotechnology Revolution is projected to be in full swing by 2015, creating more than $1 trillion in global commerce. Whether engineered nanomaterials are produced or used in a laboratory setting, pilot plant or industry, the understanding of what nanomaterials...

.... The objective is to improve the preservation of genetic material, thus optimizing the outcome of the DNA result in the laboratory. In 2006, the author along with her colleague, Lisa Wennersten, identified a need to make available to corporate America and multi-national corporations a combination of science...

... 700 laboratories on campus presently with more planned in the coming years. The University has plans to double sponsored scientific research on campus and to grow the student population up to ~45,000 in the coming years (Campus Master Plan, 2009). Many different chemical substances are used...

... facility located in Discovery Park on the campus of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana. The facility was specifically designed for interdisciplinary collaborative research in nanotechnology, with cleanroom and laboratory areas purposely designed to support the specialized equipment necessary...

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... clinical specimens and infectious substances, emerging issues in disinfection and sterilization technology, and control of hazardous drugs in the pharmacy and chemicals in the pathology laboratory. Resource tools will be provided to attendees of this session of the 2007 PDC. Disinfection and Sterilization...

... takes place in the laboratory, during the desorption of the charcoal tube. In place of the traditional carbon disulfide extraction solvent, co-solvents, sometimes called universal solvents, are used to amplify the carbon disulfide extract prior to GC/FID analysis. The make up of the universal extraction...

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... platform laboratory protection manufacturer basic scaffold safety scaffold guardrail hazard loading scaffold job plank criteria tie-in toeboard scaffold platform wood plank scaffold equipment sill scaffold access Session No. 735 Introduction to Basic Scaffold Safety John...

... Introduction According to the 2005 edition of Drugs of Abuse , published by the U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), clandestine laboratory production of methamphetamine and other substances continues to mushroom. Due to the ease of synthesis and potential...

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... each and every year (4). While there is no single line on corporate P&L statements, drug abuse affects multiple areas. Health & Medicine drug-testing program specimen US government employer oral fluid attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder Drug Use drug testing laboratory...