Would you like to attend LSI’s members only monthly webinar series?  The next one is on Friday, September 22^nd at 11AM.  The topic is How to Convince Others (that safety is important and that you are serious about it)

If you are not already an LSI member, I have some good news.

Thanks to the generous support from both the Erlab Group and CTL Scientific Supply Corporation, the first 30 non-members requesting to register for the webinar will receive a complimentary one-year LSI membership (which entitles you to attend this and all the webinars in the series).

Registration requests must be sent to pasut**At_Symbol_Here**labsafety.org to be processed.  Please let us know if you are an undergrad or K-12 educator.

Erlab is the leading manufacturer of Ductless Fume Hood and laboratory air filtration equipment.  Erlab has been an LSI sponsor since 2002

CTL is a US distributor of Macherey-Nagel rapid tests such as pH papers, test papers, adhesive dots test papers, environmental test kits, and filter papers.

Abstract:
Throughout the world, this is the most frequently asked question.  The answer is simple and, for the most part, inexpensive.  The short answer is to create a more effective lab safety program.

This interesting and entertaining one-hour presentation provides an overview of some of the 33 critical program elements.  It confronts one of the more common excuses for not having or improving the lab safety program ... "It costs too much."  This is simply not true.  Excellent lab safety programs do not need to cost large amounts of money. 

Participants learn how to convince others by creating a more effective lab safety program (without a purchase order or requisition).  You don’t want to miss this opportunity for a highly informative, worthwhile and enjoyable learning experience.

Here’s a unique opportunity to take a look at your lab safety program to see how you’re doing and how you can do it even better.  The participants will receive the Laboratory Safety Institute’s (LSI) lab safety program review checklist with 33 components.  You will learn how to use this checklist to evaluate your program both qualitatively and quantitatively.  The result is a simple, clear, low/no cost path for lab safety program development and improvement.  And, with courage, you can score your program on a scale of zero to 100!