Cadmium Awareness

Cadmium is a metallic element that has many uses including pigments, nickel-cadmium batteries, and corrosion prevention plating on steel surfaces. Although very useful, cadmium is toxic to humans, even at very low concentrations. This course discusses the physical properties of cadmium, the health hazards associated with cadmium exposure, exposure limits, and how and where exposure can occur. It also covers engineering controls, administrative controls, and medical monitoring.

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Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Identify some of the physical properties of cadmium
  • List some of the uses of cadmium
  • List some of the health hazards associated with cadmium
  • Identify different routes of exposure to cadmium
  • Differentiate between engineering controls and administrative controls
  • Define the exposure limit types laid out by OSHA for cadmium

Specs

Course Level Fundamental
Languages English
Compatibility Audio, Video, MobileReady, Responsive

Jay Scheldorf

Author

Jay Scheldorf is a Chemical Engineer with a PhD from the University of Idaho. After graduating he worked for UOP, commissioning and troubleshooting oil refinery processes around the world. He was a founding partner at Pacific Simulation, which provided simulation software, services, and simulation-based training to the pulp and paper industry. Jay also spent time as a control engineer at Ahlstrom, working primarily on Kamyr digesters. At Convergence Training he developed and supervised the production of hundreds of pulp and paper-related online training modules, as well as a variety of general technical and safety-related modules.

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