Contents: Legal fundamentals for hazardous substances and pharmaceuticals: From risk assessment to disposal Isolators: A safe alternative to safety cabinets? GMP-compliant pharmaceutical production: A practical report Personal protective equipment: What is important? Safety cabinets: Function, differences, classification, filters, filter replacement, exhaust and recirculation procedures, etc. Effective cleaning and disinfection in cytostatic production Pharmaceutical aspects: Drug efficacy, aseptic manufacturing of toxic parenterals, etc. Monoclonal antibodies and occupational safety Hazard potential of antibodies & biosimilars In the practical training, the following topics are covered at various workstations (several safety cabinets on site): Visualization using smoke tests in a safety cabinet: When is the operation safe and when is it unsafe? Aseptic manufacturing: Practical work according to GMP guidelines - how does it work? Computer-assisted manufacturing: Volume- or mass-based? Behavior in emergency situations: Use of SpillKits? Effective surface cleaning: Disinfection and validation Cleaning of safety cabinets Target audience: Pharmacists, doctors, medical assistants, occupational health assistants, supervisors, safety professionals, laboratory managers, heads and staff of testing and monitoring stations, medical technical assistants, nursing staff, pharmaceutical technical assistants, planners/work designers, safety officers