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You are here: Home / ProBrewer Events Calendar / Chemical Safety in Brewing: Do You Really Know What You’re Doing?

Chemical Safety in Brewing: Do You Really Know What You’re Doing?

April 14, 2020


Date / Time: Tuesday, April 14th, 2020 at 2:00 pm MDT - 3:00 pm MDT (add to calendar)
Event type: Event held online
Price: Free
Register / View: Chemical Safety in Brewing: Do You Really Know What You’re Doing?

Speaker: Matt Stinchfield
We may try to downplay it, but breweries use aggressive caustics, strong acids, and potent oxidizers in cleaning and sanitizing procedures. How well do you really know what you are working with? In this presentation, we will investigate these chemicals from the standpoint of information conveyed by safety data sheets, labels, signs, and placards. Learn to extract vital information from these resources, and learn what makes an effective signage program.

If you haven’t received this sort of training as part of your own brewery’s safety and health training or hazard communication program, this presentation will help you get caught up. Expect to leave with a better understanding of how these chemicals can hurt you, and the best chemical information and protective clothing you can use to reduce or eliminate risk.

Learning Objectives:

Learn how to read a label and an SDS to gather hazard and protection information
Learn the behavior of acids, bases, and oxidizers, and how to handle and store them safely and compatably
Be able to decode workplace safety pictograms, labels, signs, and placards
Check out examples of effective, personalized workplace signage that helps avoid “sign pollution” and ties in with your own brewery culture

Part of the Craft Brewers Conference Online

Categories: Craft Brewers Conference OnlineProcessSafety

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