We are celebrating 15 years of RSS with our first-ever symposium. Attendees can expect two days of speakers, networking events, one-on-one time with our customer success team, and exhibitors.

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Risk and Safety Solutions will be in Anaheim, California, from May 8-10th, 2023, to participate in the 18th UC Risk Summit. Stop by our booth or attend one of our three sessions, including A New Approach to Chemical Management - MAQs Deciphered, Machine Learning EH&S, and our Risk and Safety Solutions Platform.

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Risk and Safety Solutions is exhibiting at California Unified Program Annual Training Conference on MARCH 20-23, 2023 in Anaheim CA. Stop by booth 61 to discover how we can help identify areas for improvement.

In collaboration with our University of California colleagues, we will present how your healthcare organization can leverage technology and data to drive your safety and risk programs.

Speakers:

• Kristie Elton, MSPT, CPHRM, CHSP - Univ. of Cal., Office of President
• Safa Hussain, M.S. - Univ. of California Risk and Safety Solutions
• Diana Cox - Univ. of California Risk and Safety Solutions
• Kaila Benton-Vitz - Univ. of California Davis Health

Risk and Safety Solutions is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at the CSHEMA Spring Symposium on Feb 27th and 28th at UC Santa Barbara. We always love the opportunity to collaborate with safety professionals to discover how we can help identify areas for improvement. If you are attending the spring symposium, stop by our table!

Join our expert speakers Russ Vernon, Ph.D., Tom Patterson, Steven Roper, and Diana Cox as they discuss the ins and outs of implementing or modernizing a chemical inventory management system. Viewers will walk away with a better understanding of what to expect when rolling out a chemical inventory management system, from the benefits of barcoding to the challenges of inventory structure.

Learn how safety professionals from UC Davis (UCD) strengthened their approach to lab safety. By fostering better working relationships and leveraging technology, the UCD team increased compliance and built strong partnerships with researchers and staff.

To identify MAQ compliance, you need to understand the Maximum Allowable Quantity limits and how they compare to your chemical inventory amounts. In the following MAQ informational Q&A session our MAQ expert, Russ Vernon, Ph.D., answers some burning MAQ questions.