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It is important to keep your brewery clean at all times in order to make quality beer safely. The resources in this section will make sure your brewery is always in tip-top shape.

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Harmonization of the Hazard Communication Standard

Craft Brewers Conference 2014Denver, ColoradoSpeaker(s): Dirk Loeffler

Every brewery needs to educate its employees to avoid hazardous chemical exposure in the workplace. Hazcom starts a culture of safety from day one with new employees. This workshop provides a list of requirements for a compliant and effective hazcom …Read More

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Hazard Communication Orientation Workshop

Craft Brewers Conference 2014Denver, ColoradoSpeaker(s): Joe Schiraldi

Every brewery needs to educate its employees to avoid hazardous chemical exposure in the workplace. Hazcom starts a culture of safety from day one with new employees. This workshop provides a list of requirements for a compliant and effective hazcom …Read More

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Troubleshooting Panel

Craft Brewers Conference 2013Washington, D.C.Speaker(s): John Harris, Larry Horowitz, Jason Oliver, Scott Jennings, Wayne Wambles

With the combined experiences of these technical brewery experts, there will not be many problems this panel cannot address. Bring your troubleshooting questions and learn from their experience. Read More

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Cleaning Regimens and Chemical Safety
The New Brewer: Brewery Safety Issue

Cleaning Regimens and Chemical Safety for Nanobreweries

Dana Johnson

How do nanobreweries develop proper cleaning protocols and safely handle the chemicals needed for the process? Established brewers share their experiences.

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The New Brewer: Technical Brewing Issue

Reducing Dissolved Oxygen

Dana Johnson

Cleaning the bright tank (or serving tank in brewpubs) with acid and detergent only, rather than using caustic or other alkaline cleaners, can help reduce dissolved oxygen.

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