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University of California, Davis, University Extension, Environmental 
Hazard Management is offering these new and updated courses this spring 
to provide environmental professionals with the most current information.

Sampling Techniques Part II:  Container, Air and Wipe Sampling, the last 
in a 3-part Sampling Series, will introduce basic theories, concepts and 
methods for hazardous material and environmental sampling.  Techniques 
and procedures for air monitoring and sampling, container sampling and 
wipe sampling (including PCB wipe sampling) are emphasized.  Field 
exercises and practice with a complete range of common sampling devices 
will be included.  Offered April 9-10 at UC Davis.

Biological and Chemical Lab Safety Practices will cover hazard 
identification issues for workers and researchers utilizing biological 
and chemical substances.  Appropriate and safe practices for handling, 
ordering, storing and disposing of these materials will also be examined. 
Offered April 11-12 at UC Davis.

Understanding and Implementing ISO 14000 will teach you how to meet its 
requirements related to environmental management systems, environmental 
auditing, environmental labeling, life cycle assessment and environmental 
aspects in product standards.  Environmental professionals who design, 
implement, maintain, or audit programs for compliance with ISO 14000 
requirements will especially profit from this course.  Offered April 
12-13 in Sacramento (Sutter Square Galleria right off I-80).

Taking Advantage of Air Emissions Trading Rules and Regulations will 
provide a step-by-step approach to air emissions trading and will be 
particularly helpful for environmental managers at facilities emitting 
five or more tons of regulated pollutants in a year. Learn how to 
effectively locate and purchase available air emissions credits and how 
to market and sell your surplus emissions.  Offered April 15 at UC Davis.

Instructional Methods for Health and Safety Trainers focuses on the range 
of instructional methods that can be used when designing and delivering 
health and safety training.  Participants will prepare lessons and 
deliver them on the last class day.  This is one of the five courses in 
the Health and Safety Professional Sequence Award. Offered April 18-19 
and May 2-3 in Sacramento (Sutter Square Galleria right off I-80).

For more information, to enroll, or to offer questions or comments, 
please give me (Carolyn McCain) a call at (800) 752-0881 or e-mail 
cmccain@unexmail.ucdavis.edu. P.S.  And please don�t forget our new 
hands-on computer lab course on July 27--Effective Use of the Internet 
for Environmental Professionals (designed for professionals who have 
basic knowledge of the Internet and would like to expand their skills).