Ensure regulatory compliance, reduce risk, and create an even safer campus with environmental health and safety training for employees. Through evidence-based, engaging training, prepare all employees to keep your campus safe.
This course provides an understanding of hazardous chemicals and their specific dangers, as well as actions you can take to protect yourself and others on your campus.
Label requirements for hazardous chemicals
Gain a deeper understanding of the Revised Hazard Communication Standard - the Right to Understand
Define key concepts related to hazardous chemicals
Review preventative strategies on how to protect yourself and others
This course provides an understanding of the steps to be taken to minimize the potential for injury and damage to employees and the environment resulting from chemical spills at your workplace.
Review standard operating procedures for a chemical spill
Learn how to make a spill response kit
Define key terms related to chemical spills
Identify preventative and response strategies for spills
This course provides an overview of steps to take to minimize the adverse effects of predictable and unpredictable events. It will review preliminary design and construction, maintenance and incremental improvements, and emergency preparedness.
Identify response and recovery actions to minimize costly damage and facility down-time
Define key terms related to facility emergencies
Provides strategies on how to prepare for emergency situations
Review the importance of Operation and Maintenance Manuals (O&Ms) and the Incident Command System (ICS)
This course provides college food service staff members with an introduction to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) in the kitchen.
Define HACCP
Review hazard analysis and food preparation skills
Better understand critical control points and critical limits
Identify recordkeeping and verification practices
This course provides an understanding of Safety Data Sheets as they relate to hazardous chemicals, and the knowledge needed to use the information found in SDSs to protect yourself and others in your workplace.
Review how SDSs are organized and why they’re necessary for hazardous chemicals
Identify the different sections of an SDS and the information found in each
Understand GHS requirements and how they will affect SDSs
Understand how to use the information on a SDS to handle chemical safety
Our courses are specifically designed for higher education, so that faculty and staff can relate to the content and learn valuable strategies.
Easily comply with federal and state training requirements, such as Title IX, OSHA, Clery Act, and more.
Spend less time on training administration with intuitive features, including analytics and reporting, notifications and reminders, customization and policy attestation, and more.
OSHA
Clery Act
Title IX
State-Specific Regulations
“We switched to the Vector LMS platform because it is engaging, updated, and specific to higher education – we didn’t find this with any other training products. Employees have become more aware of safety, and more compliant!”
Kim Mueller
Learning Development & Training Specialist
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Our Human Resources and Workforce Management library covers topics like HIPAA, FERPA, hiring considerations, and employee performance.
Our Health and Human Safety library addresses the people-oriented aspects of safety, such as substance misuse and health emergencies.
Our Security and Risk Mitigation library is designed to help mitigate human error and address the personal and physical security aspects of institutional safety.
Our Facilities Maintenance library covers training on topics like electrical, hydronic, and fire systems, as well as HVAC and plumbing.
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