Prepared responders make a difference. On August 26–27, The Chlorine Institute (CI) brought its CHLOREP Level II Training to Edmonton, Alberta, welcoming 29 emergency responders representing 11 organizations for two days of classroom instruction and hands-on exercises. Typically offered... Continue Reading
Three days. More than 60 responders. A lot of hands-on training. From September 9–11, The Chlorine Institute (CI) hosted Chlorine Rail Safety & Hazmat Emergency Response Training in Syracuse, New York, bringing together more than 60 emergency responders for three days of classroom... Continue Reading
The Chlorine Institute (CI) is pleased to welcome two new members approved by the CI Board of Directors. These organizations bring valuable expertise and industry experience that will further strengthen CI’s membership community and support the Institute’s mission of advancing safety,... Continue Reading
Enrique brings 36 years of chemical industry experience spanning engineering, business development, sales, project management, and technical services. An active contributor to The Chlorine Institute, he has supported technical working groups, end-user outreach, and Spanish-language translation... Continue Reading
Safety is at its finest when industry partners come together to strengthen emergency preparedness and share knowledge with the communities they serve. JCI Jones Chemicals, Inc., Westlake (Natrium), and Indian Springs Manufacturing demonstrated that commitment on October 20, 2026, through a... Continue Reading
Transportation Issue Team Select Publications in Progress: Send your comments on the CTS-VIDEO) Preventing Chlor-Alkali Releases during Cargo Tank Operations to Robyn.Kinsley@CL2.com by October 31st. Look out for upcoming comment opportunities for Pamphlet 57) Emergency Shut-Off Systems for Bulk... Continue Reading
Many of you visited Baltimore’s B&O Museum* during the reception on Tuesday during CI’s recent Fall Meeting. You may have noticed the turntable in the center of the main hall. This turntable is used to direct locomotives to the various rail bays and was originally built in 1884.... Continue Reading
The Health, Environment, Safety, and Security (HESS) Issue Team wants to better understand member needs for security-related topics. Please fill in this brief, 4-question survey to help us get better insight into member security needs from CI’s activities via this link* by October 15, 2026. ... Continue Reading
View Presentations! View the Final Program General Sessions Opening Session - Navigating Crisis and Finding New Holding Ground with Rear Admiral John W. Mauger, USCG (Ret.) New Member/ First Time Meeting Attendee Orientation Wednesday Luncheon - Work with Chlorine and Water (1974- Present... Continue Reading
Please join us in welcoming CI’s new staff member, David Karpf, Project Engineer. David is a chemical engineer and graduate of University of Nebraska-Lincoln. His previous experience includes project and process engineering roles at Nebraska Nitrogen and Ag Processing Inc. As Project... Continue Reading
The Chlorine Institute is a part of the World Chlorine Council (WCC), a global network of chlorine-related trade associations and their members. The mission is to be a global forum to promote health, safety, and environmental best practices in order to provide society with the benefits of the... Continue Reading
Don’t miss your chance to attend CI’s next TRANSCAER event in Syracuse, NY from September 9-11, 2026! This free hazmat training is designed to help you and your colleagues strengthen your emergency response skills alongside industry experts and community leaders. We’d love to... Continue Reading
