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SUMMARY:Introductory level Dangerous Goods\, Storage and Handling Workshop - March 14\, 2012
DESCRIPTION:From 1 January 2012\, significant changes have taken place to the National model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations. These changes will affect the way we store\, handle and transport dangerous goods and hazardous substances. \nThe progress made by each state and territory in adopting these changes has varied greatly. Therefore\, organisations have an obligation to ensure they are up to date with these developments. Obligations include ensuring that your staff are up to date with the changes and that they have received adequate training to comply with the latest legislation. \nThe AEBN recommends that staff receive refresher training every 2 to 3 years. The Workshop will provide information on the new Regulations\, the Global Harmonisation System Labels\, the changes to the new standard for Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and much more. \nThe AEBN Introductory Level to Dangerous Goods Storage and Handling Workshop will cover the following topics. \nProgram\n\nAn overview of the various Global Harmonisation System Labels and changes to the national standard for Safety Data Sheets (SDS)\nAn overview of Dangerous Goods Storage & Handling Regulations\nChanges to Australian Dangerous Goods Code ADG7 Edition\nChain of responsibility and safety obligations for manufacturers\, occupiers\, loaders\, transferors\, etc.\,\nUnderstanding the terminology\, i.e. Proper Shipping Name\, Class\, Subsidiary Risk\, Packing Group\, UN Number\, Haz-chem Code and much more\nDetailed review of the 9 Classes of Dangerous Goods\nChanges to the Classifications\nThe incompatibilities and their hazards\nDetails of the changes to Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)\, their content and application\nSources of information\nThe use of Australian Standards and their purpose.\n\nPresenter\n John Manning: AEBN Dangerous Goods Specialist (Australian Environment Business Network) \n John is AEBN’s National Dangerous Goods Specialist. He has a wealth of experience and knowledge that spans well over 30 years in dangerous goods\, hazardous substances\, risk assessments and management\, Emergency Response\, MSDSs\, training\, auditing and consultancy\, in particular within the Australian and Asia Pacific Region’s chemical\, plastics\, mining\, textitles\, food and agricultural sectors. \nWho should attend?\nThe Introductory Workshop is most relevant to those personnel with a general understanding of Dangerous Goods Storage and Handling requirements; or those personnel that require a refresher of the new laws and requirements. \n 
URL:https://aebn.com.au/aebn-events/event/introductory-dangerous-goods-storage-workshop-march2012/
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SUMMARY:Intermediate level - Dangerous Goods\, Storage and Handling Workshop - March 14\, 2012
DESCRIPTION:From 1 January 2012\, significant changes have taken place to the National model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations. These changes will affect the way we STORE\, HANDLE and TRANSPORT dangerous goods and hazardous substances. \nThe progress made by each State and Territory in adopting these changes has varied greatly. Therefore\, organisations have an obligation to ensure they are up to date with these developments. Obligations include ensuring that your staff are up to date with the changes and that they have received adequate training to comply with the latest legislation. \nThe AEBN recommends that staff receive refresher training every 2 to 3 years. \nThe Workshop will provide information on the new Regulations\, the Global Harmonisation System Labels\, the changes to the new standard for Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and much more. \nThe AEBN Intermediate Level to Dangerous Goods Storage and Handling Workshop will cover the following topics. \n  \nProgram\nThis AEBN Workshop will provide a number of practical exercises: \n\nAn overivew of the changes to Regulations and obligations that relate to the safe storage and handling of dangerous goods\nAn overview of the Global Harmonisation System Labels and changes to the National standard for Safety Data Sheets (SDS)\nDangerous Goods and Substance Registers\, Manifests and threshold Qualities\nSegregation and compatibility of chemicals\nThe segregation rules and techniques – segregation devices\nBunding rules for containing a potential chemical spill\nTransport documentation\nCompliance strategies\, and the use of Australian Standards and their purpose\nPractical exercises will be used throughout the Workshop.\n\n  \nPlease Note\nIt is highly recommended that participants who wish to attend AEBN’s Intermediate Level to Dangerous Goods Storage & Handling Workshop must complete the Introductory Level – Dangerous Goods Storage & Handling Workshop as the fundamentals will be covered in the Introductory that will not be covered in the Intermediate to avoid any overlap. \n It is also recommended that if you require a refresher course\, or have a limited or general knowledge of dangerous goods storage and handling\, please register to attend the Introductory Level – Dangerous Goods Storage & Handling Workshop prior to attending this Workshop. The Introductory Level Workshop is scheduled at AM Half Day on the same day of the Intermediate Level Workshop. \nPresenter\nJohn Manning: AEBN Dangerous Goods Specialist (Australian Environment Business Network) \n John is AEBN’s dangerous goods expert. He has a wealth of experience and knowledge that spans well over 30 years in dangerous goods\, hazardous substances\, risk assessments and management\, Emergency Response\, MSDSs\, training\, auditing and consultancy\, in particular within the Australian and Asia Pacific Region’s chemical\, plastics\, mining\, textitles\, food and agricultural sectors.
URL:https://aebn.com.au/aebn-events/event/intermediate-level-dangerous-goods-storage-workshop-march-14-2012/
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SUMMARY:Australia's Carbon Price Seminar
DESCRIPTION:With the commencement of the Clean Energy Future legislation and a carbon price on 1 July 2012\, the AEBN has designed this important Seminar to provide a clear understanding of what it will mean to you\, your business and your operations. \n  \nProgram \nThe Seminar will provide a detailed analysis of: \n\nthe Clean Energy Future legislation;\nthe new Regulations and how they fit into the mix;\nnew Regulators and Agencies\, and the role they will play;\ndetails of the carbon pricing mechanism and its package;\nassistance and programs for industry and business;\ndetails of Australian carbon credit units and eligible international emissions units – and how they will operate;\nlatest information relating to the Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI)\, including new methodologies\nnew laws on “carbon pricing claims” that relate to your goods and services – and the role of regulating body\, ACCC\nnew informaiton on Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI)\nA legal perspective of the opportunities and implications of this new law to business and industry\nand much more\n\nA comprehensive set of course notes will be provided\, including the opportunity to Network with delegates and presenters at AEBN’s Networking refreshment (morning tea\, lunch and afternoon tea) breaks.
URL:https://aebn.com.au/aebn-events/event/australias-carbon-price-seminar/
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