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Skin care training
April 1st 2005

Danger – Skin at Work is a self-learn training course presented as an interactive CD-ROM. Revised for 2005, it can assist an organisation by encouraging its workforce to view skin related matters as important.

Available from EnviroDerm Services, the CD can be used as part of initial induction training, be placed on the server to allow open access by everyone, or used as part of structured training for employees.

The CD-ROM will operate with most Windows software and is part of a wide range of training aids offered by the company to help employers deal effectively and economically with the hazards of chemicals in the workplace.

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Chemical exposure course goes more than skin deep (1st February 2010)

EnviroDerm Services is known for courses on skin risk assessment and management. Recognising that for some chemicals the effects of a combination of inhalation, ingestion and skin exposures needs to be considered, the

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Hands-on training (1st October 2008)

EnviroDerm Services has set the dates for its 2009 Skin Health Surveillance and Management and Risk Assessment and Management for Workplace Skin Exposure courses.

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Safety data sheets – help or hazard? (1st June 2008)

Safety data sheets, as provided by manufacturers, can be a useful reference source for employers, but EnviroDerm's Chris Packham urges caution against using them as a sole source of advice