Welcome to Toxicology Training!
Core Knowledge Webinars
Live streaming courses (6 hours total over 3 sessions)
Live streaming courses will re-commence in Autumn 2026
I am a qualified toxicologist and chemist with a University teaching qualification. I have taught chemistry and environmental courses for many years at college and degree level.
I have years of experience in developing and teaching different training courses (webinar, in-person, e-learning) to a wide audience.
Having worked in different industries for over 15 years I am very familiar with the issues which commonly arise, and where relevant I will cover these in my training courses..
If you sign up for one of my webinars you will receive a copy of the slides as well as the course notes with useful resources.
You can ask questions throughout the session and/or contact me for further discussions afterwards (which is something many of my course attendees do).
A certificate of attendance is also available upon request.
Discounts apply to multiple webinars/or group bookings.
Should you have any questions please contact me.
Toxic Blog 11 – Inhalation exposure – but to what?
I thought I’d take a moment to outline the differences between gases, vapours, mists, aerosols, and other airborne particles, as these distinctions are crucial when interpreting respiratory test data. Knowing the specific form tested is essential because classification criteria for
Toxic Blog #10 – Writing useful First Aid Measures for Safety Data Sheets
Writing useful First Aid Measures for Safety Data Sheets
Writing useful first aid measures can be difficult to do. As a toxicologist and someone who has written more safety data sheets than I care to recall, I have found that
Toxic Blog #9 The liver as a target organ
The liver
The liver is the second largest organ in the body and has a number of key functions including metabolism. It is divided into two main lobes which comprise lobules, the basic functional unit of the liver and are
Toxic Blog #8: Help – I cannot find any data for my substance!
Toxic Blog #8 Help – I cannot find any data for my substance!
From personal experience I am aware of the issues surrounding finding good quality data – not only for use in SDS, but also for classification and
Toxic Blog #7 – Have Safety Data Sheets lost their way?
As many of you reading this will know, my previous Toxic Blog #6 raised the question ‘should we rely on supplier safety data sheets (SDS) information without verifying it prior to use?’
However, considering the recent Annex II
Toxic Blog #6 – Should we rely on supplier SDS information without verifying it prior to use?
If you compile/receive EU-compliant safety data sheets, you are probably by now aware of the updated requirements to the Annex II to EU Reach Regulation (EU 2020/878); which includes the addition of ATE data, SCLs, M-factors, endocrine disruptor information, and
