This LMS-compatible course is ideal for colleges and universities seeking to incorporate RAMP analyses into their safety instruction for general chemistry, providing essential safety concepts for students entering the lab.
Pricing: Available for Institution Purchase
Location/Date: On-Demand Virtual
About the Course
A comprehensive 90-minute course for learners embarking on a general chemistry lab sequence. Includes 6 self-paced modules designed to expose students to the concepts of risk assessment, good laboratory practices, and personal responsibility for safety along with foundational concepts in chemical safety before performing experiments in the teaching laboratory. Using the RAMP framework, an acronym for the foundational four principles of lab safety (recognize, assess, minimize, prepare), the course offers an engaging learning experience to prepare learners to work safely as they enter the lab for the first time.
What You Will Learn
- Identify your role in maintaining a positive safety culture
- Recognize common laboratory hazards using observation, GHS pictograms, labeling, and safety data sheets
- Assess and minimize the risks of those hazards using best practices
- Prepare for and respond to common unplanned events and emergencies
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for institutions and universities seeking to emphasize agency and personal responsibility with their learners as they begin their chemistry lab sequence. These learners include those majoring in chemistry, food science, pre-med, nursing, chemical engineering, and anyone else interested in being introduced to the basics of laboratory safety from a risk-based perspective.