ChemLock: Introduction to Chemical Security Training Course - July 11, 2024
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ChemLock: Introduction to Chemical Security Training Course - July 11, 2024

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This course provides an introduction to identifying, assessing, evaluating, and mitigating chemical security risks. This easy-to-understand overview identifies key components and best practices of chemical security awareness and planning to help kick start chemical security discussions at your facility.
This course runs 1-2 hours in length and is appropriate for all personnel regardless of their level of involvement with dangerous chemicals.

Course Topics

Importance of chemical security
  • Overview of chemical terrorism events
  • CISA chemical security programs and resources
The potential terrorist threat
  • Dangerous chemicals and industries in which they may be used
Risk assessment overview
  • Analyzing and evaluating risk at your facility
Introduction to security goals and concepts
  • Security-in-depth
  • Components of a security plan
If you have any questions, please email ChemLock@cisa.dhs.gov.
CISA's ChemLock program is a completely voluntary program that provides facilities that possess dangerous chemicals no-cost services and tools to help them better understand the risks they face and improve their chemical security posture in a way that works for their business model.
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CISA's ChemLock program is a completely voluntary program that provides facilities that possess dangerous chemicals no-cost services and tools to help them better understand the risks they face and improve their chemical security posture in a way that works for their business model.
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