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Webinar: From Selection to Safety: Navigating ESD Flooring for High-Performance Laboratories

Webinar: From Selection to Safety: Navigating ESD Flooring for High-Performance Laboratories

Register for this free webinar from Lab Design to gain expert insights on how to navigate the selection and installation of electrostatic discharge (ESD) flooring for high-performance laboratories. Discover best practices for proper installation, testing, and maintenance to ensure long-lasting static control and safety in your lab environment.

Tuesday, December 3, 2024
1:00 PM EDT

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Electrostatic discharge (ESD) flooring is used for laboratories where sensitive electronic equipment is used or manufactured. It is important to choose the right ESD flooring to protect sensitive equipment, prevent costly damage, and ensure the safety of laboratory personnel. Key factors to consider when selecting ESD flooring include electrical resistance levels, durability, and compatibility with existing lab equipment and safety protocols. With a wide variety of ESD flooring materials available—such as conductive, dissipative, and antistatic flooring, each of which manages static electricity differently—how can you be sure you are making the right choice for your lab? What questions do you need to ask your client or your project team when you're building or renovating a lab facility?

This webinar will provide insights into the installation, testing, and maintenance of ESD flooring systems. Learn the importance of proper installation to achieve the desired level of static control, the necessity of regular testing to ensure the flooring continues to perform effectively over time, and maintenance strategies to help extend ESD flooring’s lifespan and effectiveness.

Lab Design is an AIA CES approved education provider

Learning objectives:

  1. Understand the principles of ESD flooring, including different types of ESD flooring materials and their respective roles in managing electrostatic discharge and protecting sensitive electronic equipment

  2. Assess key factors for ESD flooring selection such as electrical resistance levels, durability, and compatibility with existing lab equipment and safety protocols

  3. Implement best practices for installation and maintenance to achieve optimal static control and maintain effectiveness over time

  4. Enhance health, safety, and welfare in the laboratory through correct selection, installation, and maintenance of ESD flooring

This course is approved by AIA CES for 1 LU/HSW credit

Speakers

Derrell Jackson
Director of Workplace Segment Markets
Tarkett North America

David Hibbert 
Senior Technical Coordinator
Tarkett North America

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