Fume Hood Certified, LLC training

This is a free course for high school students taking a general chemistry class. It gives students exposure to some of the fume hood safety basics and makes them aware of the dangers in the lab.

This is a free course for high school teachers. This course alerts teachers to their personal liability risks, provides insights into minimizing those risks and how to decrease the likelihood of an accident in the lab.

This training is for non-Chemistry Majors taking introductory lab classes. This exposes the student to hazards in the lab and provides an overview on lab safety with a focus on the fume hood.

This is an overview of the fume hood both as a PPE and an Engineering Control for exposure control. It is a holistic view of all the components that make ventilation systems work efficiently and safely.

Since hazardous chemicals are being exhausted on the roof from the hood, there are extra risks that need to be understood by those doing work on the roof. This course will examine those factors which need to be addressed prior to working near exhaust stacks.

A holistic overview of how the fume hood interfaces with the mechanical system and how air balance and room conditions are critical to the safe performance of a fume hood. This course will also cover hood labeling and proper record keeping of the hood’s maintenance history.

What are you really testing? There are numerous tests that can be performed on a fume hood; smoke visualization, face velocity profile, cross drafts, VAV response time and containment tests - but what does each test mean? We explore the meaning of the tests, what they indicate and why they are important.

We teach you everything you need to know to do your own fume hood inspections and certify the fume hood’s performance. We have also developed a fume hood labeling program for in-house testers.