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eLearning Virtual PDC Recordings

Beyond Banding: Estimating Health-Based Limits for Data Poor Chemicals PDC Recording This PDC will: a) build on the foundations of the hierarchy of OELs; b) teach how to navigate existing data resources and relevant tools for developing health-based occupational limits for chemicals that lack toxicology data; and c) address three methods (read-across, threshold of toxicological concern (TTC), hazard correlation).

Environmental Surface Disinfectants in Health Care - Part 1 PDC Recording This PDC focuses on disinfection as an important aspect of infection prevention in the healthcare environment and the selection of the right surface disinfectant to reduce the prevalence of healthcare-acquired infections. This is part one of a two-part PDC.

Stock #: VPDCF20SDHC1_REC | 3.5 Contact Hours

Stock #: VPDCS20603_REC | 3.5 Contact Hours

$295.00 | MEMBER $395.00 | NON-MEMBER

Decision Making in Managing Risk - Expand Context, Strengthen Skills PDC Recording This PDC will help learners develop the skills they need to interact with Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and non-EHS/OHS risk management professionals in their organizations.

Environmental Surface Disinfectants in Health Care - Part 2 PDC Recording This PDC focuses on disinfection as an important aspect of infection prevention in the healthcare environment and the selection of the right surface disinfectant to reduce the prevalence of healthcare-acquired infections. This second part of a two-part PDC will take a deeper look at the modes of action, product formulations (bleach, peracetic acid), emerging technologies, quality assurance methods, and worker and patient safety and exposure concerns.

Stock #: VPDCF20DR_REC | 3.5 Contact Hours

$295.00 | MEMBER $395.00 | NON-MEMBER

Stock #: VPDCF20SDHC2_REC | 3.5 Contact Hours

Emissions, Exposure, and Health Impact of 3D Printing Processes PDC Recording This course will help you build a business case for implementing corrective action with ventilation controls or source controls for 3D printing processes.

Evaluating Indoor Surface Contamination PDC Recording EHS professionals are frequently asked to measure indoor surface contamination in order to evaluate worker exposure, verify controls, or determine whether a structure is clean after the use of hazardous materials. There is little regulatory guidance to determine how clean is clean. OSHA regulations require areas to be as free as practicable of removable contamination.

Stock #: VPDCS20107_REC | 3.5 Contact Hours

Stock #: VPDCS20504_REC | 3.5 Contact Hours

$295.00 | MEMBER $395.00 | NON-MEMBER

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