Hazard Identification (HAZID) (1-Day)

$750.00

August 12, 2026

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Date: August 12, 2026
Duration:
1 Day

Pricing:

  • $750 per student

  • $700 per student for groups of 2 or more from the same organization
    Contact us for discounted group pricing ($700 per student for 2+ students from the same organization).

Course Description:
This course focuses on identifying common research hazards so personnel can more effectively prevent incidents and accidents. It is intended for both new personnel—who need grounding in basic hazard concepts—and experienced staff who want to identify problematic practices, gaps in procedures, and improvement opportunities.


Course Outline

Basic Principles Refresher – Flammability Basics

  • Flash point

  • Autoignition temperature

  • Flammability limits

  • Effects of temperature, pressure, and oxygen

  • Liquid classification

  • Grounding

Over Pressure, Over Temperature, and Heating Hazards

  • Methods for over-pressure protection

  • Vent systems

  • Cooling system issues

  • Protection methods

  • Problems with purchased and fabricated equipment

Plastic Hose Issues

  • Types of hoses and their specific uses

  • Common failure modes

  • Preventing hose failures

Pressure Gauges

  • How they work

  • Common safety issues

  • Clearing up misconceptions

Leakage and Spills

  • Leak testing

  • Avoiding leaks

  • Spill protection

Glass Equipment

  • Inherent glass hazards

  • Shielding, breakage, and mechanical protection

  • Glass + hazardous materials concerns

  • Guidelines for safe use

Pumps and Mixers

  • Common failure modes

  • Pump issues

  • Mixer issues

Oxygen-Enriched Atmospheres

  • Why oxygen creates unique hazards

  • Materials of construction

  • Greases, lubricants, and sealants

  • Guidelines for effective installation

Gas Cylinders

  • Codes and standards

  • Storage

  • Safe operation guidelines

Hoods and Ventilated Enclosures

  • How ventilation systems should function

  • Common problem areas

  • Canopies and local exhausts

  • Guidelines for safe operation

Course Date

August 12, 2026