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Upcoming Webinars hosted with Safety Inc and our Manufacturers

-All webinars are educational in focus providing information on how a technology works and how to determine if it is appropriate for an application, information on meeting new requirements, or a solution for a new problem. They are not sales presentations.

-You will be need to download the GoToWebinar software (at no charge) before being able to join the meeting (requirements listed below)

-Then just enter the webinar code listed below.

Any questions, call us at 800 462 1103.

For information on webinars by ETA Process Instrumentation, our sister company, click here.

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Previous Webinars

If you missed a webinar, please call us and we will be happy to provide you with the information. 

Date & Time & Manufacturer	Topic
February 12, 2013, 12 pm with Encon	Eyewash and Shower ANSI Regulations - Understanding the 1990 and 1998 standards
November 28, 2012, at 12 PM with Guardian Fall Protection	Latest OSHA requirements & Crackdowns for Fall Protection with Guardian Fall Protection
10/17/2012, 12pm, Safety Inc.	Understanding Gas detector Tubes - Understanding their advantages and disadvantages - Differences among brands - Bellows pumps versus piston pumps - Applications for tubes
August 29, 2012 with Honeywell/BW Technologies	Sensor Technology for portable gas instrumentation Today’s gas monitoring equipment has come a long way from the miner’s canary. Workers need to have a personal multi-gas monitor to perform the required atmospheric pre-testing and continuous monitoring. The monitor needs to be easy to use, rugged and reliable to work in some of the adverse conditions that can exist in these environments. The most important component in these monitors are the sensors.
May 2, 2012  with Chemtex	Sorbents and their selection: Clay vs. polypropylene sorbents Polypropylene sorbent specifications Additional products
February 15, 2012 with Mapa/Jarden Safety	Permeation and Degradation in Glove Selection Hands and Hazards Standards and Performances Permeation Degradation Glove Triangle
January 11 at 12 pm with Kappler	Chemical Protective Clothing and Suit Selection Overview - Chemical Protection Basics - Hazard Assessment - Adequate Protection with Minimal - Heat/Work Stress - Necessity of Hazard Assessment - Selection of Fabric, Seam and Style - Combined Protection – Chemical and Fire - Combined Protection – Chemical and Comfort - Self Decontamination
November 29 at 12pm with Honeywell/BW Analytics	An Overview of sensor technologies available in portable gas detectors- Understanding portable gas detection sensor technologies
October 18 at 12 pm with DefibTech	Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) and the benefit of Automated External Defibrillators (AED's) in public facilities  Cardiac arrest is the number one killer in the USA Cardiac arrest kills more than 400,000 people a year Chance of survival from sudden cardiac arrest when EMS is called is around 7% Chance of survival from sudden cardiac arrest when an AED is used by laypeople prior to EMS arrival increases chance of survival to between 40-70%
September 14,2011, 12 pm with Casella USA	Noise Measurements in the workplace - Sound Level Meters vs. Noise Dosimeters vs. Octave Band Analyzers
August 24, 2011, 12 pm with Draeger Portable	A Unique New Gas Detection Technology from Draeger Portables Appropriate applications How to determine it will work for your application
September 14, 2011, 12 pm with Casella	Noise Protection in the Workplace - Sound level meters, noise dosimeters, octave band analyzers. What are they and which one is best to use?
June 30, 2011, 12 pm with Bullard	What to look for when selecting PAPRs
May 18, 2011, 12 pm with Testo Emissions	Emissions Analyzer Selection and Applications
April 28, 2011, 12 pm with Gasmet	Understanding FTIR analysis and common applications in hazmat, hospitals, and industrial hygiene
April 12, 2011, 12 pm with Ceasefire	How to determine the correct dry fire surfactant What is the correct surfactant for your application What materials are protected Mandated requirements - legal, insurance, corporate, etc Passive vs. manually initiated system
March 15, 2011, 12 pm with Draeger Portables	Available Types of Portable Gas Detectors and Which to Choose
March 8, 2011, 12 pm with Kahn Instruments	Moisture measurement in compressed air and gases
February 23, 2011, 12 pm with MAPA Glove	Cut the confusion regarding Cut Protective Glove ANSI/EN testing explanation performance ratings selection guide
February 16, 2011, 12 pm with Interscan	Issues with Low Concentration Gas Detection in Ambient Air: Sub ppm and ppb detection are not just business as usual.
February 3, 2011, 12 pm with RKI (Repeated Feb 10 due to snow)	Gas Detection using Paper Tape Technology
January 28, 2011, 12 pm with Kitagawa	All You Wanted to Know About Detector Tubes Comparison to other direct reading gas detection products How detector tubes work Specs you've seen but might not know what they mean Markets and applications Manufacturers comparison and tube cross referencing
December 14 12 pm with Baseline Industries	Gas Chromatography: How it works and how to determine if your application is right for it.
December 20 12 pm with Capital Safety-DBI Sala	Fall Protection: Understanding the New OSHA Regulations: Rooftop maintenance, 3600# gates, and use of lanyards on scissor lifts or lift trucks
November 12 12 pm with Honeywell/BW Analytics	Understanding sensor technology with portable gas instruments
November 9 12 pm with Testo Emissions	Testing and Boiler Efficiency with Portable Analyzers
October 28 12 pm with Guardian	ANSI Z358.1 2009 Eye Wash/Shower Standard Requirements, Regulations and Recommendations.
October 27 12 pm with iFacility Services	Steam Traps - no live steam loss - with Harold Gooding, MMA 1985
October 13 12 pm with Cease Fire	Dry Modular/Networkable Fire Suppression
September 30 12 pm with Ametek	Thermox Combustion Efficiency Basics
September 21 12 pm with Kappler	Hazmat Suit Selection
September 15 and September 17 12 pm with iFacility Services	Introduction to Steam Trap Surveys (Content is identical in both presentations)
August 26, 12 pm with MAPA Glove	Degradation and Permeability in Glove Selection
August 19, 12 pm with Draeger Gas Detection Systems	IR technology and its uses in gas detection
July 30, 12 pm with Ametek/Dycor	Process Mass Spectrometry with Ametek Dycor
Friday July 16, 12 pm with Casella USA	Noise Measurements in the workplace - Sound Level Meters vs. Noise Dosimeters vs. Octave Band Analyzers
July 15, 2010 12 pm Honeywell/BW Technologies	Gas Detection Solutions Outline of topics covered: Introduction, Selecting a Multi-gas Monitor, Feature & Benefits, Gas Monitor, Event Logging, Gas Monitor Data Logging, Monitor Testing and Verification, Docking Stations, Certificates, and Reports
June 30, 2010, 12 pm Casella USA	Noise Measurements in the workplace - Sound Level Meters vs. Noise Dosimeters vs. Octave Band Analyzers
June 11, 2010, 12 pm EnMagine, Inc. www.hazmatforhealthcare.org	Hospital Emergency Management and the Hospital Incident Command System
May 6 & 7, 2010 with Gasmet Technologies	New FTIR Toxic Gas Measurement Technology for Healthcare Applications Gasmet Technologies new generation Model DX-4030 portable FTIR multi-component gas analyzer offers healthcare facilities a cost effective solution to monitor toxic gases in a number of applications including : Waste Anesthetic Gases Sterlization Gases Formaldehyde in Pathology samples Screening potentially contaminated patients arriving at the Emergency department.