Event

HWM Training for Laboratory Personnel

Friday, May 11, 2018 14:15to16:15
Stewart Biology Building Amphitheatre S 1/3, 1205 avenue du Docteur-Penfield, Montreal, QC, H3A 1B1, CA

Target Audience: All staff and students required to handle, store and dispose hazardous waste must follow this course.

McGill students, staff and faculty must register online using the McGill Human Resources Staff Development course registration system.  For beginngers (first time trianing), please register for a live presntation.  For returning participants, including expired training from other institutions, please register for an online course.

Non-Mcgill student registrants, including visitors, please complete and submit the Paying Participant Training Form

Cost: Free for McGill Community (students, staff and faculty). When registering using the on-line registration system you will be prompted to enter a FOAPAL - no FOAPAL is required therefore leave the field blank.

Content: Hazardous Waste Management provides a full hazardous material disposal service to the McGill community. Disposal of waste is free of charge to internal departments, provided the waste is presented in a proper manner. Due to the nature of these materials, a number of basic requirements are necessary for the HWM to process and dispose of hazardous waste safely and efficiently. This training is intended to raise awareness on proper disposal of materials in a safe, efficient and environmentally friendly manner. The training session introduces participants to 4 key elements of McGill’s Hazardous Waste Management Department: hazardous waste disposal (chemicals, biohazard, radioactive, and sharps), hazardous materials emergency response, decommissioning of laboratory areas and recycling of metals and other obsolete equipment.

Participation in Hazardous Waste Management & Disposal Training is a new requirement for all personnel working with hazardous materials at McGill.

Duration: 90-minutes (excluding online examination time)

PLEASE NOTE:
Training is building specific – when registering, be sure to carefully read the comment section which lists all building for which the training session is intended for. If your building is not listed, please register for the training session in the building closest to you. Additional sessions will be added on an as need basis. For Macdonald campus, the training is campus specific.

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