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Lab Safety Training

Some of the common training courses taken by laboratory personnel at the University are listed below.

For information on other training courses, please view available and upcoming courses at My EHS Training.

WHMIS Training

EHS 101 WHMIS & Lab Safety

This course is mandatory for all laboratory personnel. Laboratory WHMIS is a legal requirement for
Biosafety

EHS 601 Biosafety

This course is mandatory for all persons working with any biological agents. Examples of biological
Radiation Safety

EHS 701 Radiation Safety & EHS 741 X

These courses are mandatory for all persons working with open sources of radiation and x-ray
Laser Safety

EHS 731 Laser Safety

This course is mandatory for all persons working with open beam class 3B and class 4 lasers.
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