Keep your experienced employees aware of the hazards that are present while working in the laboratory. With this thorough program, employees will renew their learning on OSHA's regulations on chemical hazards in the laboratory. Also, physical and health hazards, common types of hazardous chemicals, and container labels are covered.

This is an indispensable safety aid for training laboratory personnel. A compelling look at what should and should not occur in the lab and why! Topics covered include: fires, explosions, burns, poisoning, bacteriological contamination, chemical burns, and much more.

Trains employees to take personal responsibility for a clean and safe laboratory, and complies with OSHA 1910.1450 employee training and retraining requirements.

This video introduces and reviews the safety concerns in a laboratory. Also heightens safety awareness with a thorough discussion of many topics, including hazard communications, glassware and chemical use, chemical storage, emergency procedures.

Laboratory employees must be prepared for emergencies. Use this video to increase their awareness and preparedness.

Educates your employees on the OSHA regulation through the use of this video which deals with formaldehyde and its hazards.

Minimize the strain employees place on their bodies while working in the lab.

OSHA requires that Material Safety Data Sheets be available to employees for each hazardous chemical they use. This video guides your staff in understanding the information MSDS provides, including complete coverage of each section and how to use them to protect oneself.

Hoods are used for many laboratory operations. Make sure employees effectively minimize their exposure to hazards by using the hood correctly.

In the laboratory, contaminants can be inadvertently spread through carelessness. Increase awareness among your staff and give them practical advice for avoiding the problem.

Glass is used in a multitude of ways in the lab. Remind your employees that it is fragile and can be the source of accidents and injuries!

Trains employees on proper handling of compressed gas cylinders.