Visual Arts Safety For Educators

If your visual arts program “produces” something, in other words a piece of artwork such as a painting, sculpture, jewelry etc. you should understand that clean up materials, paints/solvents, metal shavings or process rinse waters may fall into the hazardous waste management category. Painting, ceramics, photography, jewelry, printing and printmaking, metalworking, welding, and woodworking, as well as the associated buildings, studios and storage space, are some activities that commonly use materials that are hazardous and may therefore become regulated waste.

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• 11 Modules with the following associated Professional Certificates: Metal Working and Foundry Safety; Sculpture Safety; Drawing Materials Safety; Design and Architecture and Model Making; Printing and Print Making Safety; Photography Safety; Jewelry Making and Small Metals Safety; Ceramics Safety; Painting and Solvents Use and Safety; Health and Safety Programs and the Visual Arts; Hazardous Waste Management and Visual Arts
• 1 Pathway: Visual Arts Safety For Educators
• Approx. Time to Complete: 2.5 hrs.