7:30 am – 8:00 am
Breakfast
We’re thrilled to embark on this journey together! This page serves as your comprehensive guide to all the essential information you need before attending EAB Training.
As always, if you have any other questions, please reach out to our
Training Center Manager, Derek Glenn, at dglenn@eabcoinc.com.
– 7 Days of Instruction and Hands-on Training
– Resource Materials
– Instrumentation Instruction
– Daily Breakfast and Lunch
– 7 Days of Instruction and Hands-on Training
– Resource Materials
– Instrumentation Instruction
– Daily Breakfast and Lunch
A calculator, safety glasses, and safety gloves is all your will need for our classes. Once you are at EAB Training, everything else is provided…
Prerequisites: Click here for more info
A calculator, safety glasses, and safety gloves is all your will need for our classes. Once you are at EAB Training, everything else is provided…
Prerequisites: Click here for more info
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be included for EAB Training Students.
Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions.
Email Derek Glenn at dglenn@eabcoinc.com.
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be included for EAB Training Students.
Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions.
Email Derek Glenn at dglenn@eabcoinc.com.
A calculator, safety glasses, and safety gloves is all you will need for our classes. Once you are at EAB Training, everything else is provided…
A calculator, safety glasses, and safety gloves is all you will need for our classes. Once you are at EAB Training, everything else is provided…
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be included for EAB Training Students.
Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions.
Email Derek Glenn at dglenn@eabcoinc.com.
Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be included for EAB Training Students.
Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions.
Email Derek Glenn at dglenn@eabcoinc.com.
The NSF/ANSI 49 Biological Safety Cabinet Field Certifier Advanced Training course offered by EAB Training is designed to instruct participants according to industry standards, providing comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in the field of Biosafety Cabinet (BSC) certification. Participants will gain in-depth understanding of BSC construction and functions, review various BSC types and their installation requirements, and learn best practices for using BSCs safely and effectively. This course prepares participants for the NSF 49 written and practical exams.
Participants will engage in practical exercises, including conducting site assessments and creating testing grids for certification. They will learn to perform critical tests such as inflow and downflow airflow tests, smoke pattern tests, and balancing airflow tests.
The curriculum includes:
This course equips students with the skills and knowledge required to ensure the optimal performance and safety of Biosafety Cabinets.
At completion of the course participants have the opportunity to take the NSF written and practical exam at the EAB Training Center.
Prerequisites: Click here for more infoFebruary 17, 2025 - February 23, 2025
The class schedule is as follows.
Monday – Friday (1/2 day): Instructional Training Friday (1/2 Day) - Sunday: Written exam and performance certification in the presence of a testing proctor
Breakfast and Lunch provided.
Learn More
To learn more about our training programs or to register to attend, please contact our Training Center Manager, Derek Glenn.
Contact Our Training Center ManagerThe NSF/ANSI 49 Biological Safety Cabinet Field Certifier Advanced Training course offered by EAB Training is designed to instruct participants according to industry standards, providing comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in the field of Biosafety Cabinet (BSC) certification. Participants will gain in-depth understanding of BSC construction and functions, review various BSC types and their installation requirements, and learn best practices for using BSCs safely and effectively. This course prepares participants for the NSF 49 written and practical exams.
Participants will engage in practical exercises, including conducting site assessments and creating testing grids for certification. They will learn to perform critical tests such as inflow and downflow airflow tests, smoke pattern tests, and balancing airflow tests.
The curriculum includes:
This course equips students with the skills and knowledge required to ensure the optimal performance and safety of Biosafety Cabinets.
At completion of the course participants have the opportunity to take the NSF written and practical exam at the EAB Training Center.
Prerequisites: Click here for more infoFebruary 17, 2025 - February 23, 2025
The class schedule is as follows.
Monday – Friday (1/2 day): Instructional Training Friday (1/2 Day) - Sunday: Written exam and performance certification in the presence of a testing proctor
Breakfast and Lunch provided.
Learn More
To learn more about our training programs or to register to attend, please contact our Training Center Manager, Derek Glenn.
Contact Our Training Center ManagerAgenda based on the NSF 49 Workflow Order of Operations
Agenda based on the NSF 49 Workflow Order of Operations
Breakfast and Welcome
Standard Air and Density Correction
Ductwork Traversing and Capture Hoods
Lunch
Correction Factors and Proportional Balancing
Homework
Breakfast and Homework Review
Flow Hood Measurement Hands On
Electrical Safety and NFPA 70E Hands On
Lunch
Basics of Electricity
Electrical Motors and VFDs
Breakfast and Welcome
Rotational Speed Hands On
Lunch
Sheave and Belt Sizing Hands On
Ductworks Systems and Devices
Fan Works
Homework
Breakfast and Welcome
Rotational Speed Hands On
Lunch
AHU & RTU Data and Submittals Hands On
Water Systems
Pump Laws
Air Terminal Units
Homework
Breakfast and Welcome
Hydronics Hands On
Lunch & Dismissal
Day One
Breakfast
Welcome Slide Deck and Introductions
Review of Biological Safety Cabinetry Types and BSL Level Explained
Break
Airflow Patterns and Containment Principles
Lunch
NSF Test Form Introduction
Common Failures, Testing Equipment and
Calibration
Break
Downflow Velocity Test – Discussion and Form Detail
Laboratory Area Tour
Downflow Velocity Test – Lab Practice Practical
Day 1 Wrap-up and Q&A Session
Day Two
Breakfast / Review Day 1
/ Overview of Day 2 Objectives
Inflow Velocity Test (DIM Method) – Discussion and Form Detail
Inflow Velocity Test (DIM Method) – Lab
Practice Practical
Break
Inflow Velocity Test (Constricted Method) –
Discussion and Form Detail
Inflow Velocity Test (Constricted Method) –
Lab Practice Practical
Lunch
Calculating Downflow / Inflow Velocity From
Volume (Type B2) – Discussion and Form Detail
Calculating Downflow / Inflow Velocity From
Volume (Type B2) – Lab Practice Practical
HEPA Filter Leak Test – Type A (Scan Method) –
Discussion and Form Detail
HEPA Filter Leak Test – Type A (Scan Method)
Break
Exhaust HEPA Filter Leak Test – Type B
(Probe Method) – Discussion and Form Detail
Exhaust HEPA Filter Leak Test – Type B
(Probe Method)
Day 2 Wrap-up and Q&A Session
Day Three
Breakfast / Review Day 2 / Overview of Day 3 Objectives
Site Installation Assessment Test
Site Installation Assessment Test – Lab Practice Practical
Break
Airflow Smoke Pattern Testing – Discussion and Form Detail
Airflow Smoke Pattern Testing – Lab Practice Practical
Lunch
Light Intensity Test – Discussion and Form Detail
Light Intensity Test – Lab Practice Practical
Vibration Testing – Discussion and Form Detail
Vibration Testing – Lab Practice Practical
Break
Noise Level Testing – Discussion and Form Detail
Noise Level Testing – Lab Practice Practical
Decontamination Procedures – Discussion and Form Detail
Decontamination Procedures – Lab Practice Practical
Day 3 Wrap-up and Q&A Session
Day Four
Breakfast / Review Day 3 / Overview of Day 4 Objectives
Mock Practical Exams (Lunch will be provided)
Day 3 Wrap-up and Q&A Session
Day Five
Breakfast / Review Day 4 / Overview of Day 5 Objectives
Mock Practical Exam – Continue
Lunch & Study
Prepare Testing Room
NSF Proctored Written Exam
Review for Next Day NSF Proctored Practical Exam & Exit Surveys
Day Six
Breakfast / Review Objectives
Group 1 NSF Proctored Practical Exam (Lunch will be provided)
Day 6 Wrap-up and Clean-up
Day Seven
Breakfast / Review Objectives
Group 2 NSF Proctored Practical Exam (Lunch will be provided)
Day 7 Wrap-up and Clean-up
Training Course - NSF/ANSI 49 Biological Safety Cabinet Field Certifier Advanced Training
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