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AIM:

The aim of this course is to enable academics, research staff, postgraduate students, technicians and laboratory managers to recognise and assess the risks in a chemistry laboratory.

OBJECTIVES : ON RETURNING TO THE WORK PLACE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

• Understand the principles of activity based Risk Assessments
• Identify the requirements of the COSHH Regulations
• Recognise the presence of hazardous substances [hazard marking]
• Understand the nature of exposure to hazardous substances
• Be able to apply the hierarchy of control measures
• Know what is required for selection of appropriate personal protective equipment [PPE]

COURSE CONTENT:

• Introduction to the COSHH Regulations (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health)
• Definition of hazardous substances and routes of entry into the body
• Hazard identification: the use of Material Safety Data Sheets, hazard labels and other sources of information to identify hazards
• Applying the hierarchy of control measures to laboratory hazards
• A risk assessment group exercise to provide practice in completing assessments.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Staff who carry out COSHH assessments. New Health & Safety Co-ordinators and new research project leaders in laboratory-based Schools; any of these who have not attended a similar session in the last 5 years would benefit from refresher training.

It is advisable to attend - Laboratory awareness: an introduction to safety in research - prior to this course.

COURSE DATE & TIME:

A COSHH awareness course is currently available as an e-learning module via UoRLearn:-

This module is also available via Blackboard:-

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: 12

COURSE TUTOR: Health and Safety Services