Giovanni Finotto

Giovanni Finotto is a contract lecturer at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specifically within the Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems. Since 2009, he has held various teaching and coordinating roles in safety-related master's programs, including the Master's Degree in Science and Techniques of Prevention and Safety HSE and the Master's Degree in Sustainable Environmental Remediation. His expertise spans chemical risk assessment, occupational health and safety, and environmental safety, with significant contributions to legislative revisions and national safety committees.

Education: He holds a Laurea in Industrial Chemistry with an Environmental focus from Ca' Foscari University of Venice (1994) and has undergone extensive professional training in safety, environmental management, and fire prevention.

Research Interests: His research focuses on chemical risk evaluation, environmental safety, and occupational health. He has published extensively on topics such as chemical decay in stone, safety in laboratories, and risk management in various environments including schools, ports, and swimming pools.

Contributions: Giovanni has authored numerous publications and guidelines, including safety protocols for archaeological sites, fire safety in educational institutions, and chemical risk management in workplaces. He has also contributed to legislative revisions regarding fire safety certifications and workplace safety regulations.

Teaching and Advising: He has supervised over 330 master's theses as part of the STePS/HSE program and has been involved in designing and coordinating various safety training programs across universities and professional institutions.

Professional Roles: Beyond academia, he serves as a consultant and trainer in occupational safety, environmental protection, and emergency management for public and private entities. He is a qualified fire safety expert and a member of several national safety committees.