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MBB Consulting™ - Chemical Safety Training In New Orleans, LA

Chemical Safety Training In New Orleans, LA

Chemical Safety Training
New Orleans is a major port and Louisiana's most populous city. Chemical safety training protects New Orleans students from toxic chemicals at work & home.
Price $349 / student
Duration 1 day
Format In-person, instructor-led slideshow with exercises and a quiz to test comprehension.
Materials Each student will receive a 3-ring binder containing print-outs of the slideshow. Assuming satisfactory quiz results graded a few days after class, each student will receive a Certificate of Completion.
Class Size4 - 12 students
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CityNew Orleans, LA

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About Chemical Safety Training


Who is Chemical Safety Training for?

Chemical Safety Training is for everybody. At work, home, and during our daily adventures, we are all exposed to hazardous chemicals. In our course, New Orleans students learn:

Chemical Safety Training Course Overview:

Chemical safety training protects New Orleans students, their peers, families, and friends from exposure to hazardous chemicals at work and at home. Pretty much anything can kill you. Even too much water can be toxic. Salt water certainly is. Automobile gasoline fumes, chlorine in bleach, pesticides under tempting shiny wax-coated vegetables, phthalate-ridden shampoo bottles, mercury-filled fluorescent light bulbs, etc.; these are all common examples. But other substances are lethal even in minuscule quantities. Protect yourself from illness, permanent injury, or death by learning about hazardous substance:

Exposure. Types, routes, targets, effects, and limits. Types include carcinogens, caustics / acids, adhesives, polymers, aldehydes / amines / amides, diisocyanates, solvents, lubricants, coal derivatives, lead, silica, man-made fibers such as asbestos, coatings, and metallic fumes such as generated by welding, brazing, and soldering.

Detection. Communicated by labeling / marking or and material data sheets, fact sheets, observations, and measurements.

Control. Substitution, isolation, engineering controls, administrative controls, storage, handling, work practices, operational controls, and personal protective equipment (PPE).

Emergencies. Exasperation by confined spaces, fires, treatments, and other responses.

New Orleans

Crescent City

Excellent choice! New Orleans is an economic hub for the broader Gulf Coast. Since its beginning, the port handled commodities for export from the interior and imported goods from other countries often transferred to smaller vessels traversing the Mississippi River. New Orleans is world-renowned for its distinct music and dialect, Creole cuisine, and annual celebrations most notably Mardi Gras. After Chemical Safety Training, popular spots include the National WWII Museum, Garden District, French Quarter, St Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, and Audubon Zoo.

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New Orleans, LA
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Facility

If you're staying on-site, our New Orleans Chemical Safety Training facility is free breakfast, drinks, and dinner! Yep, you read that right. It's one of the benefits of the site which is:
Right down the road from the Superdome making it easy to combine your training class with a Saints game.
A few blocks west of Audubon Aquarium.
In the historic Cumberland Phone Building.
Just one block from the St. Charles trolley.
Close to the Garden District and French Quarter making it easy to enjoy the city's Cajun traditions and culture after class! Mardi Gras parades often begin late January and last through the first week of February. Just something to keep in mind.

Testimonials

Read what our students and clients have to say.

Steven B.
Steven B.
Electrical Supervisor
Machinery


(Our Instructor) Jake was very informative and knowledgeable in the 5S area. He was able to answer everyone's questions. Jake involved the class to help everyone understand the material.



Jose G.
Jose G.
HVAC / I&E Technician
Chemical Manufacturing


This 5S training really open-up my eyes when it comes having the tools needed to efficiently perform my job.