Chemical Hygiene Officer Leadership Training

Online Certificate Training for Chemical Hygiene Officers
Presented by Safer STEM and Rutgers University

 

 

 

Are you ready to lead the charge in creating safer science labs in your school?

This research-based professional development course, co-presented by Safer STEM and Rutgers University, prepares educators to take on the critical role of Chemical Hygiene Officer (CHO), the backbone of laboratory safety and compliance in secondary education.

Through engaging online modules and expert-guided instruction, you’ll gain essential, real-world skills in:

• Chemical Hazard Identification and Risk Management
• Safe Chemical Handling, Storage, and Inventory Control
• Spill Response, PPE Use, and Emergency Protocols
• Proper Disposal of Chemical Waste
• Conducting Lab Safety Inspections with Confidence
• Developing and Maintaining an OSHA-Compliant Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP)

What makes this course stand out?
It’s not just theory; it’s certification-ready. You’ll receive comprehensive preparation aligned with the OSHA Laboratory Standard and directly connected to the Chemical Hygiene Officer certification exam from the National Registry of Certified Chemists (NRCC).

Plus, access custom-built AI tools for CHOs, including:

• Automated activity risk analysis
• Chemical storage checklists
• Inspection tracking and reporting templates

Whether you’re stepping into the CHO role for the first time or renewing your expertise, this flexible, self-paced course empowers you to become a compliance leader, risk mitigator, and safety mentor in your school science department.

Enroll today to earn your E-CHO (Education CHO) Certificate, jointly issued by Safer STEM and Rutgers University, and take your safety leadership to the next level.

Course Mode: Online, Self-paced

Duration: 12 hours

Intended Audience: Recommended for individuals acting as the Chemical Hygiene Officer in research and teaching laboratories, principal investigators, laboratory safety officers, instructors, and supervisors.