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The American Chemical Society presents the authoritative Short Course taught by CERTIFIED SAFETY PROFESSIONALS
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LABORATORY SAFETY AND HEALTH DATES AND LOCATIONS Mon.-Wed., April 28-30, 1986-Alexandria, VA Tue.-Thur., May 20-22,1986-NewOrleans, LA Mon.-Wed., July 14-16, 1 9 8 6 - S a n Diego, CA Mon.-Wed., Sept. 22-24, 1986-Chicago, IL
CALL COLLECT 202/872-4508, write, or use coupon below for registration or FREE BROCHURE
TOP PRIORITY CONCERN The first consideration for every laboratory is to maintain an effective program for safety and occupational health. It means avoidance of incidents that may cause overexposure or injury. It means constant attention to precautions to avoid fires, meet laboratory standards, improve professional working habits. It means management interest and commitment as well as active participation by laboratory personnel. If you are concerned with laboratory safety, either on a part-time or full-time basis, this course provides the basics and the specifics to help maintain a safe workplace, and to help ensure compliance with the many regulations that apply to your lab. TEN YEARS OF PROVEN RESULTS Over 700 chemists, other scientists, engineers, and safety personnel have attended this AOS course since Messrs. Steere and Golden started teaching it in 1974. The course is designed for those who need to know how to establish and maintain a laboratory safety program and how to provide training required to meet the new OSHA Hazard Oommunication Standard. The course focuses on accident causation, health hazards of chemicals, protective equipment, laboratory ventilation, and other practical measures for prevention of incidents or exposures which may cause fires, personal injury, health impairment or interference with laboratory operations. GRAPHIC INFORMATION Videotapes and slides supplement the lectures to provide vivid illustrations of hazards and solutions, covering the latest information on what must be done and the best ways to achieve effective results. COURSE FEES ACS Members: $695.00
THE INSTRUCTORS
Mr. Norman V. Steere, PE., Laboratory Safety and Design Consultant, Norman V. Steere & Associates, Minneapolis, MN, is editor of the Handbook of Laboratory Safety and of three volumes of Safety in the Chemical Laboratory. He has been in practice as a consultant since 1970, and his firm specializes in development and presentation of laboratory design workshops and in-house safety and health courses for research organizations. Mr. Steere's prior experience includes work in safety and health at Michigan State University, the University of Minnesota, and the 3M Company. He currently serves on NFPA Technical Committees on Laboratories and Hazardous Chemicals. Mr. Maurice Golden is a chemical engineer recently retired from Eastman Kodak where he worked on design and construction of specialized laboratory and production facilities. Prior to his engineering assignment, he served 12 years as safety consultant to the Kodak Research Laboratories. While in that position, he was a member of the group that started the research and development section of the National Safety Council, and he is a continuing member of the section's executive committee.
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American Chemical Society, Education Division 1155 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036 • Please register me for following three-day ACS Short Course "Laboratory Safety and Health/7 and send other details with my confirmation. • Please send descriptive brochure. • Alexandria VA-April 28-30 • New Orleans, LA - May 20-22
D San Diego, CA-July 14-16 • Chicago, IL-Sept. 22-24
I understand the costs are as follows: • ACS Member: $695.00 • Nonmember: $775.00 Name Employer _ Employer's Address.
Non-Members: $775.00 Business Phone Number:.
