Handling and Storage of Toxic and Hazardous Materials
London Training For Excellence
Summary
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Overview
Handling, storing and transportation of toxic and hazardous materials is one of the key processes for any successful petrochemical, chemical, manufacturing and research organization. Materials that are classified as toxic or hazardous are part of most processes in these industries, and it is of the highest importance that we understand their properties, the protective approaches and optimum ways of handling, storing and transporting them. This course presents in detail all the information required for the understanding of the nature and properties of such agents along with extensive description of optimum approaches and practices for the industrial users.
Description
DAY 1:
- Toxic compounds
- Hazardous compounds
- Explosive compounds
- Carcinogenic agents
DAY 2:
- Classification systems [GHS, MSDS]
- Transportation protocols and legislation [ADR, etc.]
- Protective devices
- Personal protective media
DAY 3:
- Accidents
- Root cause analysis of incidents
- Inspection and check lists
- Video sessions
- Combustible dust
- CFD simulation usefulness
DAY 4:
- Non-compatible compounds
- Storage requirements
- Inventory
- Inventory software
- Accidents and response
- Emergency teams
DAY 5:
- Recent developments
- OHSA software
- OHSA standards
- Ionic Liquids and other solvents
- Sensors and detectors of toxic and hazardous compounds
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