Chemical Safety Classes

Chemical Management for CHEMICAL Workers

The objective of this class is to explain general and MU-specific information regarding identification, acquisition, handling, and disposal of hazardous (chemical) materials. Topics covered include chemical safety, personal protection, storage, material disposal, and record keeping responsibilities. This class is required for Laboratory Supervisors and Workers. While it is our intent to provide site-specific training to Registered User applicants, potential Registered Users may attend this class. Handouts are not provided during the class. You may download and print a paper copy of the presentation from this link.

• Handout - Chemical Management for CHEMICAL Workers (PDF, 2.6 MB)

Chemical Management for ANCILLARY Workers

The objective of this class is to explain general and MU-specific information regarding the handling of hazardous (chemical) materials by those in ancillary (custodians, trade specialists, part time technicians, etc.) positions. This class is required of anyone that works with or near chemicals that is not required to attend the two-hour "Chemical Worker" course.

Chemical Management Online Refresher (CMOR)

The objective of this class is to provide an online option to satisfy refresher training requirements for the above two courses. You must have attended one of the above instructor-led classrooms courses to be eligible for this refresher course. Alternately, you can repeat the appropriate classroom course listed above to satisfy your retraining requirements. Refresher training is required at least once every three years. You may repeat refresher training more frequently if you desire.

Registered User Online Refresher

The objective of this class is to provide an online option for the Registered User (RU) to satisfy refresher training recommendations. You must be an RU to be eligible for this refresher course. The course will cover primary RU responsibilities and Hazardous Material Services operations. Refresher training is recommended at least once every three years. You may repeat refresher training more frequently if you desire.