What you don't (yet) know about safety!

Do you really know what is happening within your daily work environment? During this interactive workshop by DENIOS, you will discover surprising facts and be introduced to invisible risks and innovative solutions regarding safety in the laboratory. Be surprised by new insights that will change your perspective on safety and your work forever.

• Risks are everywhere – Recognize. Analyze. Minimize.

From minor procedures in the lab to the storage of hazardous substances, risks are present everywhere. Learn to recognize, analyze, and effectively minimize risks. This way, you prevent incidents in the workplace.

• Hazardous substances and high-risk lab work – small mistakes, big consequences

Discover which laboratory activities carry the highest risk of incidents, the potential consequences of hazardous substances, and how to manage these types of risks. Know the right approach for yourself, your colleagues, and your work environment.

• Handling (hazardous) gases – invisible, but not harmless

Gases pose an insidious risk and therefore require extra attention. Know where the real dangers lurk and which measures are essential to work safely with both known and unknown gas types.

• The danger of liquids – prevention is better and safer

A leak in the lab may seem minor, but the consequences can be enormous. Discover how to prevent leaks involving hazardous substances, but also how to respond quickly, effectively, and safely if they do occur.

• The latest safety challenge: lithium-ion – powerful and risky

Batteries, rechargeable batteries, and lithium-ion products make our lives easier, but they also introduce new risks. Consider, for example, a fierce battery fire. See what can go wrong, how you can prevent incidents, and ensure safety when using and storing lithium-ion energy carriers.

At DENIOS, we believe that safety begins with knowledge and insight. Register for the DENIOS workshop and learn in an interactive way how to recognize, prevent, and manage the risks of today and tomorrow.