

Training and Education
Reduce Toxics, Improve Efficiency, Conserve Resources
Featured event
Energy Conservation Initiatives for Manufacturers
Online – May 22, 2025 – 9:00 am to 10:30 am
Energy conservation strategies can help manufacturers reduce their impact on the environment, save money, and build resilience. Join us to learn about energy conservation strategies and new opportunities for manufacturers from the Mass Save program and the Massachusetts Office of Technical Assistance and Technology.
TUR Planners can earn 3 Continuing Education Credits.
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Upcoming events & webinars

Math for TUR Planners
Jun 17, 2025A 90-minute refresher on fundamental math skills related to chemicals management and reporting.
Courses
TURI provides various trainings for professionals, industry experts, and the general public on Toxics Use Reduction (TUR). Take advantage of our courses (offered in-person or online) and webinars, as well as demonstrations of new technologies and site visits with Massachusetts companies.

Toxics Use Reduction (TUR) Planner Certification Course
Learn the skills needed to help your facility reduce its use of toxic chemicals. TURI provides an in-depth course for professionals that either want to become certified TURI Planners or are just interested in learning the necessary skills

Beyond the Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
This free 2-hour workshop covers the basics of toxicology and hazard, the strengths and limitations of a safety data sheet (SDS), and how to use other tools to research chemical hazards and safer options.
Continuing Education
TURI presents continuing education opportunities year-round. Our conferences are typically in-person in the spring and virtually throughout the year, providing ample opportunity for TUR Planners to obtain appropriate credits if needed.
The content of our conferences varies from event to event and typically focuses on topics related to safer alternatives to toxic substances, relevant chemicals policies, chemical hazards, pollution prevention, resource conservation and drivers for change.
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