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Schools in states governed by OSHA are required to have a Chemical Hygiene Officer
Schools in states that are governed by OSHA regulations are required to have a Chemical Hygiene Officer (CHO) to support, guide, and train their staff
New York requires every school have a Chemical Hygiene Officer (CHO)
2.0 Chemical Hygiene OfficerIn addition, OSHA requires that a school district designate someone as a chemicalhygiene officer.“Chemical Hygiene Officer means an employee who is designated
Chemical Hygiene Officers (CHO) are required in every School in California
Chemical Hygiene Officers (CHO) required in every School in California to ensure safer learnign environments. Get Certified as a CHO today.
New Jersey Lab Safety Mandates for Schools
Classroom demonstrations and student laboratory experiments must be handled carefully. Carrying out such activities without shielding and other precautions can have serious consequences: in some
A Call to Prioritize Safety in STEM and CTE: Addressing Overcrowded Classes and Other Critical Safety Issues
A Call to Prioritize Safety in STEM and CTE for Safer STEM and Safer CTE program Delivery
Example Chemical Hygiene Officer Job Description General Responsibilities
As required by the OSHA Standard regarding Occupational Exposure to Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories (OSHA’s Laboratory Standard 29 CFR1910.1450). The Chemical Hygiene Officer will work
The Importance of Chemical Hygiene Plans in School Districts
The need for more awareness of chemical hygiene plans across all school levels and the cavalier attitude towards safety are concerns in school districts.
Safety Training in STEM and CTE Programs a Necessity
Safety training is essential for STEM and CTE fields. Learn why it’s necessary and how to get started.
Dissections in Schools- Traditional vs. Digital
Traditional and digital dissections allow students to gain valuable STEAM knowledge with some advantages and disadvantages using each method.
School Closing Reminders for Science & STEAM Programs
Science Safety presents “School Closing Reminders for Science & STEAM Programs.” This webinar is designed to help you prepare for the holiday break.
STEAM for Students with Additional Needs
Safer strategies for teaching students with additional needs in STEAM subject areas using accommodations and modifications to provide equitable learning.
Methanol in K12 is a Preventable Hazard
Methanol in K12 is a preventable hazard and many high school science departments have methanol (methyl alcohol; wood alcohol; wood spirits; carbinol; methyl hydrate) in
