By the end of this course delegates will be able to:
• The knowledge and skills for understanding laboratory technical
• Requirements of quality laboratory and procedure of safety methods
• Understanding of the roles of the quality and technical performance in the laboratory
• Understanding of the roles of quality standards
• Develop the technical, and methods in the analytical lab and how to evaluate the lab results

Lab Managers, Supervisors, Tem Leaders, Chemists and Technicians, Health & Safety and Environmental Professionals, Laboratory Seniors, Technologists, Analytical Laboratory Professionals, Laboratory Staff, Superintendents, Supervisors, Engineers, Chemists and Analysts, Auditors, Research Directors, Chemical Engineers, Health & Safety Professionals Instrument Engineers, Research and Development Scientists, and Quality Assurance/Control Managers, anyone responsible for implementing, maintaining and reviewing laboratory quality systems

Module One:
• Introduction
• Laboratory, Terminology and roles
• Laboratory construction
• Laboratory and personnel responsibility
• Prepare to work on laboratory
   o Equipments
   o Chemicals
   o Instruments
• Safety requirments in laboratory
• Safety Responsibilities
• The Health and Safety Principles
• Laboratory Safety Orientation
• Laboratory and Safety rules
• Personal Protective Equipment

Module Two:
• Working at laboratory
• Handling samples in Laboratory
• Handling Chemicals in Laboratory
• Handling Glassware and Equipment in Laboratory
• Storage Chemicals and Glassware in Laboratory
• Laboratory Ventilation and Fume Hoods
• Safety Requirement
• Control of Chemical Hazards
• Laboratory waste
   o Chemical waste
   o Radioactive waste
   o Biological waste
   o Sharps and Broken glassware
• First aid
• Accidents and injuries
• Gas leaks
• Fires

Module Three:
• Regulatory Requirements
   o Training
   o Labeling
   o Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
• Understanding hazard warning information
o Symbols
o Risk and Safety Statements
o R/S phrases
• International Chemical Safety Cards
• Right-To-Know Wallet Cards RTK Safety
• NFPA
• Chemical safety labeling
• Type of Laboratory Analysis
   o Physical Analysis
   o Chemical Analysis
• Qualitive Analysis
• Quantitative Analysis

Module Four:
• Methods of laboratory Analysis
   o Classical Methods
   o Instrumental Methods
   o Spectroscopy technique
   o Chromatography technique
   o Electrochemical technique
• Choosing the Right Instrument
• Laboratory Measurement
   o Types of methods
   o Selection of methods
   o Calibration
   o Reference material, blank correction
   o Maintenance and troubleshooting
▪ Routine Maintenance
▪ Equipment Maintenance

Module Five:
• Problem, troubleshot and Routine Maintenance
• Comparing Instrumental Techniques
• Choosing the Right Instrument
• Instrumentals Calibration, and Standardization
   o Instruments Calibration and Traceability
   o Calibration work instructions
   o Calibration Procedures, Certificate, and Documentation
   o Reference Standard Materials
   o Correction of errors and improving Blank
   o Measurement Uncertainly in testing and calibration
• The Evaluation of Results and Methods
• Laboratory Data Analysis
• Chemical laboratory measurement evolution
   o Reporting results
   o Significant Figure Rules
   o Laboratory Certification
   o The Evaluation of Results and Methods

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing a minimum of 75% of the total course duration