I²SL Sustainability Scoop

July 2016

Improve Your Ventilation Skills With I²SL's Latest Workshops

Staying on the cutting edge of sustainability requires not only the latest equipment but the skills and knowledge to match. Let I²SL help build your expertise with its new two-part ventilation training series: Laboratory Ventilation Safety and Sustainability and Fume Hood Testing, Maintenance, and Management Certification. Attendees who complete the series will be versed in the essentials of laboratory ventilation systems and fume hoods through a combination of lectures and hands-on lab work.

Exposure Control Technologies, Inc. is offering these workshops September 13 through 15 in Cary, North Carolina. For in-depth descriptions and information on how to register, visit I²SL's website. Attendees will earn seven continuing education credits and a certificate of completion for the one-day Laboratory Ventilation Safety and Sustainability workshop and 16 credits and a fume hood testing certification through I²SL after successfully completing the two-day Fume Hood Testing, Maintenance, and Management Certification workshop.

You can also host these workshops at your own facility. Check out the benefits of hosting an I²SL workshop and contact us if you would like to discuss bringing these or other I²SL Workshops to your region.

Dig Deeper Into Laboratory Ventilation Systems

In addition to the new ventilation workshop offerings, you can learn more from these I²SL resources:

• Get the basics on high-performance ventilation systems by viewing the Management and Maintenance of High-Performance Laboratory Ventilation Systems High-Tech Talk Webinar, led by Tom Smith of Exposure Control Technologies, Inc. As an I²SL Member, you can view these resources free via the Member Portal. If you are not already a Member, you can sign up today and gain full access to the archive. Non-Members can also purchase access to individual webinar recordings.
• Read the Optimizing Laboratory Ventilation Rates Best Practice Guide.

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