Chemical Security Training

Lab Security Course

Class Overview

These self guided, web based training courses will train individuals to help improve lab security. Upon completion of these programs, individuals will be better prepared to recognize potentially dangerous situations and will know the appropriate actions to take in order to maintain and improve lab security. Upon completion, individuals will be awarded with a certificate from the Department of Homeland Security.

Who is the class for?

These classes are for individuals who are interested in helping improve lab security.

 

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Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS)

Class Overview

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) are intended to prevent the intentional misuse of certain chemicals by sabotage, theft, diversion or direct attack. DHS has authority to inspect facilities to enforce compliance with CFATS. DHS can impose civil penalties up to $33,333 per day and has authority to shut down facilities that fail to comply with the regulations. Appendix A of the CFATS lists chemicals of interest (COI) and their corresponding screening threshold quantities. Facilities that possess a COI at or above the screening threshold quantity must report the information to DHS within 60 calendar days of coming into possession of the COI.

Who is the class for?

This is a training covered the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS), set forth by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

 

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Chemical Indicators: Laboratory Security Awareness

Class Overview

This video offers a realistic scenario that emphasizes the importance of maintaining awareness in the academic laboratory environment and reporting suspicious activity to the appropriate authorities. It is designed to be viewed by faculty, students, and staff who work in and around laboratories, chemicals, and equipment. 

Who is the class for?

These classes are for individuals who are interested in helping improve lab security.

 

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