Publications

The inaugural Advancing Chemical Safety and Security Education symposium was held at the 27th IUPAC International Conference on Chemistry Education (ICCE2024). Speakers showcased innovative strategies for seamlessly integrating security concepts into established safety programs, addressing specific needs of diverse academic institutions, and evaluating the effectiveness of different pedagogical approaches. Here, this proceedings publication encapsulates insights from 11 oral presentations, 12 poster presentations, and panel discussions including key recommendations for future advancements in educating chemical safety and security education for academic and industry audiences.

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Chemical risk management is a process to control safety and security risks associated with hazardous chemicals. Chemical risk management includes the management of both chemical safety and chemical security. It is generally accepted that there are five pillars that make up chemical security management. Each of the five pillars are key components to the implementation of a chemical security risk management system. In this work, we will review the "Material Control and Accountability"pillar and how an academic institution can implement this principle using a chemical inventory management system (CIMS). A robust CIMS will improve the quality and efficiency of research, reduce time and resources associated with laboratory management, and reduce both the safety and security risks associated with chemicals.

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Chemical Risk Management is a system or process to control safety and security risks associated with hazardous or toxic chemicals. Chemical Risk Management includes the management of both chemical safety and chemical security. There are five pillars that make up chemical security management10 (Figure 1). Each of the five pillars are key components to the implementation of a chemical security risk management system. In this paper, we will review the "Material Control and Accountability" pillar and how an academic institution can implement this principle using a chemical inventory management system.

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