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Upcoming Courses (confirmed)

Event	Venue	Date
How to Comply With MA's New OSHA Regulations 2/25/19 CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	February 25, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
Developing a More Effective Lab Safety Program 2/27/19 CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	February 27, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
Natick, MA Two-Day Lab Safety Short Course 3/5/19 CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	March 5, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
Natick, MA Two-Day Lab Safety Short Course 3/5/19 ($249 teacher pricing) CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	March 5, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
How to Be a More Effective Chemical Hygiene Officer 3/7/19 CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	March 7, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
How to Comply With MA's New OSHA Regulations 3/18/19 CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	March 18, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
Fort Worth, TX - Two-Day Lab Safety Short Course 3/28/19 CONFIRMED	Ft. Worth, TX Tarrant County College	March 28, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
Fort Worth, TX - Two-Day Lab Safety Short Course 3/28/19 ($349 Teacher Rate) CONFIRMED	Ft. Worth, TX Tarrant County College	March 28, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
How to Comply With MA's New OSHA Regulations 4/22/19 CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	April 22, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register
How to Comply With MA's New OSHA Regulations 5/20/19 CONFIRMED	Natick, MA LSI Headquarters	May 20, 2019 8:00 am	Info/Register

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Manoj Kumar

28-year old researcher was killed in a high-pressure hydrogen cylinder explosion at the Indian Institute of Science. (Bengaluru, India, 2018)

Ge Guo

Died from exposure to potassium cyanide at a pharmaceutical testing lab. (Pennsylvania, 2018)

Javier Ortiz

30-year-old chemist and father of 3 died in explosion at Air Liquide plant. (Texas, 2013)

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Died from burns following a trimethyliridium explosion in a Dow lab. (Masschusetts, 2013)

Michelle Dufault

Died from a lathe accident at Yale University. (Connecticut, 2011)

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Killed in explosion. (Maryland, 2011)

Malcom Casabadan

Died from exposure to Yersenia Pestis, a plague-related bacterium. (Illinois, 2009)

Shari Sangji

Died from severe burns suffered in a UCLA lab accident. (California, 2008)

Roland Daigle

Died from trimethylsilyldiazomethane inhalation. The lab fume hood was not operating due to roof work. (Nova Scotia, 2008)

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Dartmouth professor died 10 months after exposure to dimethylmercury through latex gloves. (New Hampshire, 1997)

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