Safety training

Delivery method: Online

This required annual awareness-level training is designed for employees whose tasks may inadvertently disturb asbestos-containing materials (ACM). The course covers essential topics such as the properties and health risks associated with asbestos, identification of ACM in various settings and safe work practices to eliminate exposure. Participants will learn about regulations surrounding asbestos management and the importance of following established protocols during custodial operations, building maintenance, renovation and demolition activities. Employees will gain knowledge and skills to recognize potential hazards, implement safety measures and respond appropriately in situations where ACM may be present. This training will help ensure a safe work environment and protect the health of all employees and building occupants.

Delivery method: Classroom

This course covers the basics of how to safely operate and maintain an All-Terrain Vehicle as well as an overview of the most common hazards when riding on university property. This training is intended to be an instructor-led discussion that is tailored to your group’s particular location and ATV use. This training should be taken by all those new to operating ATV’s and needs to be supplemented with hands-on training by a competent person or supervisor.

Delivery method: Classroom

This training program focuses on safe lifting procedures, effective load-carrying techniques and essential stretches to reduce the risk of injury in the workplace. Participants will learn proper body mechanics to ensure safe lifting and carrying practices, as well as ergonomic principles to optimize their workspace for comfort and efficiency. Through practical demonstrations and interactive exercises, employees will gain the skills necessary to prevent musculoskeletal injuries and promote a safer, healthier work environment. This training is essential for all employees to enhance their safety awareness and improve overall productivity, ensuring they are well-prepared to handle the physical demands of their roles effectively.

Delivery method: Online

This training program covers essential topics related to battery charging safety, including required personal protective equipment (PPE), fire and explosion precautions and proper guidelines for charging and jump-starting larger batteries, such as those used in floor buffers or vehicles. Participants will also learn the necessary accident reporting procedures to follow in the event of an incident. Recommended upon initial assignment for anyone involved in charging larger batteries, this training ensures that employees are well-informed about the potential hazards and equipped with the knowledge to work safely and effectively, thereby promoting a safer workplace environment.

Delivery method: Online

This training program is designed for individuals who may be at risk of exposure to human blood or other potentially infectious body fluids, as well as human cell lines, tissues or organs. It covers essential topics including the nature of bloodborne pathogens, modes of transmission and effective prevention strategies. Participants will learn about the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE), safe handling procedures and proper protocols for responding to exposure incidents.

This training is required at initial assignment and must be completed annually thereafter to ensure that all employees remain informed and prepared to minimize risks associated with bloodborne pathogens.

Delivery method: Classroom

This training provides a basic understanding of how to operate and perform maintenance on a chainsaw. Additionally, it covers the required PPE and other safety considerations when operating a chainsaw. This training does not replace hands on chainsaw safety training with a competent person.

This training is designed for all employees who plan to operate a chainsaw who have not taken another chainsaw safety training approved by EHS.

Delivery method: Classroom

This training program on Confined Space Safety provides essential knowledge regarding the unique hazards associated with confined spaces, including air monitoring, ventilation and retraction procedures. Participants will gain a general awareness of confined space issues, learn how to identify potential hazards and understand air monitoring calculations, methods and equipment used to control these risks. The course will also cover the differences between non-permit confined spaces and permit-required confined spaces, as well as the specific duties and responsibilities of entry supervisors, attendants and entrants.

This training is required upon initial assignment and must be completed annually thereafter for all personnel involved in confined space awareness.

Delivery method: Classroom

Proper use of air monitors, harnesses, tripods and other non-entry rescue equipment that may be used to safely enter permit-required confined spaces. In addition, mechanical ventilation will be discussed in coordination with hands-on experience with mechanical ventilation equipment.

Required annually for attendants, entrants and supervisors.

Delivery method: Online

This custodial safety training program offers comprehensive guidance on essential safety practices, including universal precautions, back safety, ladder safety and strategies for avoiding slips, trips and falls. Participants will also learn about electrical safety, machine safety, environmental hazards and the proper reporting processes for incidents or concerns. While this training covers a wide range of safety topics, it is not intended to replace any other safety training relevant to specific job duties.

Recommended upon initial assignment for custodial staff, this program ensures that employees are well-prepared to maintain a safe working environment and effectively manage potential hazards in their daily tasks.

Delivery method: Online

This defensive driving training program provides U of I specific instruction on essential defensive driving techniques, emphasizing safe driving practices and awareness on the road. Participants will also receive information regarding university policies related to driving, ensuring they understand the expectations and responsibilities associated with operating university-owned, leased or rented vehicles. This training is required before any employee is permitted to drive such vehicles and must be completed every three years to reinforce safe driving habits and promote a culture of safety within the organization.

Delivery method: Classroom

Electrical Safety is designed for individuals who work with or may encounter live electrical wiring or devices. This course covers essential safety practices, hazard identification and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent electrical accidents.

Recommended upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Classroom

This course is specifically designed for custodians who may generate or manage chemical waste, as well as those responsible for handling and disposing of universal waste, including lamps, batteries, mercury-containing devices and pesticides. The course provides essential knowledge on proper waste management practices, regulatory compliance and safety protocols to minimize environmental impact.

Required upon initial assignment and every five years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

This course is tailored for maintenance and shop personnel, including those in agriculture, forestry, engineering and similar fields, who may generate or manage chemical waste. The course covers essential topics related to the handling and disposal of universal waste, such as lamps, batteries, mercury-containing devices and pesticides. Participants will learn about best practices for waste management, regulatory requirements and safety measures to minimize environmental impact.

Required upon initial assignment and every five years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

This hands-on training course is designed for employees responsible for purchasing, designing or supervising the installation and use of fall arrest and restraint systems. It covers the selection, use, maintenance and inspection of fall protection equipment, including harnesses, lanyards and anchor points. Participants will learn fall prevention and protection concepts, particularly in areas lacking standard guardrails where falls of six feet or more may occur. The course includes practical exercises to reinforce understanding and is required annually to ensure personnel remain knowledgeable and proficient in fall protection practices, promoting a safer work environment and reducing fall-related incidents.

Required annually.

Delivery method: Classroom

This hands-on, live fire training program is designed to provide participants with practical experience in using fire extinguishers effectively. Following the completion of the online "Fire Extinguisher Use" course, attendees will practice their skills to extinguish a live fire. Participants will learn how to select the appropriate extinguisher and execute proper techniques for extinguishing fires safely. This training is highly recommended for all employees to enhance their confidence and competence in fire safety, ensuring they are well-prepared to respond effectively in emergency situations.

Recommended.

Delivery method: Online

This online course provides essential instruction on the proper use of fire extinguishers, making it highly recommended for all employees who may encounter small fire situations in the workplace. Participants will learn about the different types of fires, the various classes of fire extinguishers and the appropriate techniques for using them effectively. The course covers critical topics such as fire prevention, safety protocols and the steps to take in the event of a fire emergency. By completing this training, employees will be better equipped to respond confidently and safely to small fires, ultimately contributing to a safer work environment.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Flammable Liquids Course is designed for individuals who will use, store or dispense flammable liquids on campus. This training provides essential information on the properties and hazards associated with flammable liquids, as well as safe handling, storage and dispensing practices. Participants will learn about relevant regulations, proper labeling and emergency response procedures to minimize risks and ensure safety in the workplace.

Recommended upon initial assignment to manage flammable liquids safely.

Delivery method: Online

“Fire Safety in the Workplace” in Canvas for students.

Recommended.

Delivery method: Online

The Fire Safety in the Workplace course is designed to provide all employees with essential knowledge about fire safety and prevention. This course covers a wide range of topics, including the fundamentals of fire behavior, the importance of fire prevention measures and the proper response protocols in the event of a fire emergency. Participants will learn about fire hazards specific to the workplace, effective evacuation procedures and the use of fire safety equipment. As part of the annual university compliance training, this course is required for all employees to ensure a comprehensive understanding of fire safety practices, fostering a culture of safety and preparedness throughout the campus community.

Delivery method: Classroom

Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED training with a certified instructor. This course is geared towards anyone with little or no medical training who needs a course completion card for their job, regulatory or other requirements, or anyone who wants to be prepared for an emergency in any setting. Upon successful completion of the course, students receive a course completion card, valid for two years.

Small fee to cover the cost of student book and e-card, payable by index number only.

Recommended for all employees, with two-year repeat interval.

Delivery method: Classroom

Skills testing with an AHA certified instructor for full certification when taking the online AHA Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED course.

Small fee to cover the cost of student book and e-card, payable by index number only.

Two-year repeat interval, with online course.

Delivery method: Classroom

Designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to operate lift trucks safely and effectively, this class covers topics such as lift truck stability, operational hazards and the importance of conducting maintenance and pre-operational safety checks. Participants will engage in discussions and activities that reinforce safe operating practices and hazard recognition. This training is required for all forklift operators to ensure they are well-prepared to navigate the workplace safely, minimize risks and promote a culture of safety in material handling operations.

Required upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

The evaluation is a hands-on assessment designed for new forklift drivers to demonstrate their proficiency in operating lift trucks safely and effectively. After engaging in practical forklift operations, focusing on key skills such as maneuvering, load handling and adherence to safety protocols, under the supervision of a qualified operator, participants will complete a formal skills evaluation to ensure they meet the required standards for safe operation. This evaluation is mandatory for all forklift operators, ensuring that only qualified individuals are permitted to operate forklifts in the workplace, thereby enhancing overall safety and efficiency in material handling tasks.

Required upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

This training prepares individuals to become forklift skills evaluators, collaborating with Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) to assist in the certification process. It is recommended for forklift operator supervisors upon initial assignment to ensure effective oversight and compliance.

Delivery method: Online

This course provides essential training on golf cart safety, covering general guidelines, basic operation and associated hazards. Participants will also learn about the University of Idaho's policies regarding golf cart use, ensuring they understand the importance of safe driving practices to promote a secure environment for all.

Required upon initial assignment for golf cart drivers.

Delivery method: Classroom

Hantavirus training is recommended for individuals who perform maintenance work or occupy outbuildings, farms or other areas where mouse droppings may be present. The course covers essential information on the risks associated with hantavirus, safe work practices and preventive measures to minimize exposure, ensuring participants are well-equipped to protect their health in potentially hazardous environments.

Recommended upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Online

The Hazard Communication with GHS course is designed for individuals who work with or may be exposed to hazardous chemicals. It covers essential topics such as the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for classifying and labeling chemicals, understanding Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and effective communication of hazards in the workplace. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain a safer work environment.

Required upon initial assignment and whenever a new hazard is introduced.

Delivery method: Classroom Only

The Hazardous Waste Management in Laboratory Settings course is specifically designed for employees who generate or manage hazardous waste in laboratory environments. This course covers essential topics such as the safe handling, storage and proper disposal of lab waste to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and promote safety. Participants will learn best practices for waste management, including identifying hazardous materials, implementing effective storage solutions and following disposal protocols. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage hazardous waste responsibly and maintain a safe laboratory environment.

Required upon initial assignment and every five years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Very Small Quantity Generator (VSQG) Hazardous Waste Management course is tailored for outlying hazardous waste generating facilities in Idaho. This course focuses on the specific needs of VSQGs, covering essential topics such as the management of used oil, universal waste and maintenance and laboratory waste. Participants will learn best practices for handling and disposing of hazardous waste in compliance with state regulations, ensuring safety and environmental protection. Upon completing the course, attendees will have the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage hazardous waste in their facilities while minimizing risks and promoting sustainability.

Required upon initial assignment and every five years thereafter.

Delivery method: Online

The Hearing Conservation Program Annual Training is mandatory for employees working in excessively noisy environments. This course covers essential topics such as personal protective equipment (PPE) options and various controls to mitigate noise exposure. Participants will learn about the importance of hearing conservation, the effects of excessive noise on hearing health and best practices for using PPE. To ensure compliance, annual training must be completed within 30 days prior to the next audiometric test for those enrolled in the program. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to protect their hearing and maintain a safe work environment.

Required annually.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Hot Work Safety course is designed for employees who perform tasks involving open flames or heat-producing activities, such as welding, cutting or grinding. Participants will learn about the potential hazards associated with hot work, including fire risks and the importance of implementing safety precautions to prevent accidents. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely conduct hot work operations and ensure a safe working environment.

Required upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter.

Delivery method: Online

The Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the JHA process, focusing on the identification and recognition of potential hazards in the workplace. The course covers essential steps, including how to complete the JHA form accurately and effectively, as well as strategies for implementing revised procedures to mitigate identified risks. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the skills necessary to conduct thorough job hazard analyses, enhance workplace safety and promote a proactive safety culture within their organization.

Recommended upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Online

The Laboratory Safety course is designed for personnel whose job duties involve performing laboratory work. This course covers essential safety protocols, best practices and regulatory requirements to ensure a safe working environment in the lab. Participants will learn about proper handling of chemicals, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), emergency response procedures and waste management practices. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct laboratory work safely and effectively, minimizing risks to themselves and their colleagues.

Required upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom Only

This course is specifically designed for maintenance and custodial personnel who provide services to laboratories. It aims to raise awareness of potential laboratory hazards and the necessary safety precautions to take while working in these environments. Participants will learn about common laboratory risks, proper procedures for handling hazardous materials and the importance of reporting safety concerns. Upon completing the course, attendees will be better equipped to navigate laboratory settings safely and contribute to a culture of safety and vigilance in their workplace.

Required upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter.

Delivery method: Online

Ladder Safety is designed for anyone who uses portable ladders in their work environment. This course covers essential safety practices, including proper ladder selection, inspection, setup and usage techniques to prevent accidents and injuries. Participants will learn about the different types of portable ladders, weight limits and safe climbing practices. Additionally, the course emphasizes the importance of maintaining a safe work area and recognizing potential hazards associated with ladder use.

Recommended training upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Online

The Lead Awareness course is designed for employees who perform tasks that may disturb lead-containing materials, such as custodial operations, building maintenance and demolition activities. This awareness-level training covers the health risks associated with lead exposure, proper identification of lead-containing materials and safe work practices to minimize the risk of disturbance. Participants will learn about regulatory requirements, personal protective equipment (PPE) and procedures for reporting potential lead hazards. Upon completing the course, attendees will have a foundational understanding of lead safety and the necessary precautions to take when working in environments where lead may be present.

Required annually.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Hazardous Energy Control Awareness Training course is designed for individuals who need a basic understanding of lockout/tagout procedures but will not be directly practicing them. This awareness-level class covers essential concepts, including the importance of controlling hazardous energy sources and the critical safety principle of not re-energizing equipment while maintenance or servicing is underway. Participants will learn about the roles and responsibilities of employees in the lockout/tagout process, as well as the potential hazards associated with improper re-energization. Upon completing the course, attendees will have a foundational understanding of lockout/tagout principles, promoting a safer work environment for all.

Required for all affected employees upon initial assignment and every two years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Lockout-Tagout Procedures Training course is designed for authorized employees who will actively use lockout/tagout procedures while working with machinery or equipment energized by sources other than a standard plug. This course covers how to recognize lockout/tagout devices, understand their purpose and determine when they are in use. Participants will also learn about the critical dangers of violating or disregarding lockout/tagout procedures, emphasizing the importance of safety in the workplace. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively implement lockout/tagout practices, ensuring their safety and the safety of their colleagues during maintenance and servicing activities.

Required for all authorized employees upon initial assignment and every two years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

This ANSI certified course is a required program for all roles involved in the use of mobile elevated work platforms, including supervisors, trainers, foremen, operators and occupants assisting the operator. This course covers essential safety practices, operational procedures and regulatory requirements for safely operating aerial lifts and telescopic handlers. Participants will learn about equipment features, hazard recognition and best practices for safe operation and assistance. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to safely use and manage mobile elevated work platforms in various work environments.

Required upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter.

Delivery method: Classroom

This hands-on skills evaluation for operating a Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) requires participants to first complete the classroom training. The evaluation includes inspecting the MEWP, demonstrating operational competency and familiarizing participants with the specific MEWPs available at the University. Upon successful completion, a MEWP operator certification card will be issued.

Required upon initial assignment and every three years thereafter.

Delivery method: Online

The Mold Awareness Training course is designed for individuals who may be at risk of exposure to mold while cleaning, repairing, removing or disturbing mold-contaminated materials. This course covers essential information about mold, including its health effects, common sources and safe work practices to minimize exposure. Participants will learn how to identify mold growth, understand the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow proper procedures for handling mold-contaminated materials. Upon completing the course, attendees will have a foundational understanding of mold safety and the necessary precautions to take to protect themselves and others from potential health risks associated with mold exposure.

Required upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Classroom

In this course, participants will learn how to minimize their risk of workplace injuries by implementing effective housekeeping practices that promote a clean and organized work environment. Emphasis will be placed on maintaining clear paths of egress to ensure safe evacuation during emergencies, as well as understanding electrical safety protocols to prevent accidents related to electrical hazards. Additionally, the course will cover ergonomic principles to reduce strain and injury, along with the use of life safety tools and precautions that enhance overall workplace safety and well-being.

Recommended upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) course is designed for individuals who select, provide or use PPE, including hard hats, gloves, protective shoes, eyewear and more. This course covers essential topics such as the importance of PPE in protecting against workplace hazards, how to conduct hazard assessments and the criteria for selecting appropriate PPE for specific tasks. Participants will also learn about the proper use, maintenance and limitations of various types of PPE. This training is required for employees upon their initial assignment to positions that involve hazard assessment, selection or use of PPE, ensuring they are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to maintain a safe working environment.

Required upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Online

The Preventing Slip, Trips and Falls course is designed to educate employees about the significant impact that accidents can have on a work group and the overall workplace environment. Participants will review common fall hazards and learn effective techniques for moving safely around their work environment to minimize risks. The course will also cover the importance of maintaining a safe workspace by identifying and addressing maintenance and safety hazards, as well as the procedures for reporting accidents or near misses. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent slips, trips and falls, fostering a safer workplace for everyone.

Recommended upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Classroom Only

This course covers essential topics related to radiation safety, including the principles of radiation protection, the types of radiation and the potential health effects associated with exposure. Participants will learn about proper handling and storage of radioactive materials, monitoring techniques and regulatory requirements to ensure compliance with safety standards. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely with radioactive materials and minimize risks to themselves and others in the workplace.

Authorized User and Instructor Permission required.

Required for work with radioactive materials, whether in sealed or non-sealed forms.

Delivery method: Online

This course provides a basic understanding of radiation safety principles, including the types of radiation and the potential health effects of exposure. Participants will learn about the importance of safe handling practices, basic monitoring techniques and the key safety measures to follow when working around radioactive materials. Upon completing the course, attendees will have a foundational awareness of radiation safety, enabling them to recognize potential hazards and contribute to a safer work environment.

Required for anyone who works with radioactive materials or x-ray producing devices, or who needs access to restricted radiation areas.

Required upon initial assignment.

Delivery method: Classroom Only

The Radiation Safety X-Ray course is mandatory for individuals assigned to work with x-ray producing equipment. This seminar covers essential topics related to the safe use of x-ray equipment, including the principles of radiation safety, potential health risks associated with x-ray exposure and best practices for minimizing exposure to operators and others. Participants will learn about the proper operation of x-ray equipment, safety protocols and regulatory requirements to ensure compliance with safety standards. Upon completing the seminar, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely work with x-ray equipment and maintain a safe environment for themselves and others.

Required upon initial assignment to work with x-ray producing equipment.

Authorized User and Instructor Permission required.

Delivery method: Classroom Only

This course is a required training program for individuals involved in the transportation of radioactive materials and covers essential regulations, safety protocols and best practices for safely handling and transporting radioactive materials to ensure compliance with legal requirements. Participants will learn about the classification of radioactive materials, packaging and labeling requirements and emergency response procedures in the event of an incident during transport. Upon completing the course, attendees will have a solid understanding of the necessary precautions and procedures to safely transport radioactive materials, minimizing risks to themselves and the public.

Required for those who may be involved in transporting radioactive materials.

Authorized User and Instructor Permission required.

Delivery method: Online

Designed for individuals who are required to use respirators, including N-95 masks, as part of their job duties, this course covers essential topics such as the proper techniques for donning (putting on) and doffing (removing) respirators to ensure effective use. Participants will also learn about the care and maintenance of respirators, including cleaning, storage and inspection. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and effectively use respirators in the workplace, protecting themselves from airborne hazards.

Required annual training for anyone who is required to use a respirator (including N-95s) on the job.

Note: If use of a respirator is required, enrollment in the respiratory protection program is also required.

Delivery method: Online

This safety orientation course provides essential training for new employees, covering key safety topics to ensure a safe and healthy work environment. Participants will learn about general building safety, fire safety and evacuation procedures, proper tool and equipment usage and ergonomics for injury prevention. The course also addresses environmental health issues, safe chemical handling practices and the importance of reporting accidents. Additionally, attendees will receive information on available safety training resources like contacting Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) for further assistance or accessing university policies and procedures. Upon completing the orientation, participants will be equipped with the foundational knowledge necessary to promote safety in the workplace.

Recommended upon initial hire.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Silica Awareness course is a required annual program for employees who perform tasks that may disturb silica-containing materials, such as masonry work, concrete drilling or cutting, building maintenance and demolition activities. This awareness-level training covers the health risks associated with silica exposure, including respiratory issues and other long-term health effects. Participants will learn to identify silica-containing materials, understand safe work practices to minimize exposure and recognize the importance of using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely around silica-containing materials and help maintain a safe work environment.

Required annually.

Delivery method: Online

The Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Training course is designed for individuals with responsibilities related to the storage of fuels and oils. This training covers essential concepts of oil pollution prevention, including regulatory requirements, best practices for safe storage and effective spill response procedures. Participants will learn about the potential environmental impacts of oil spills, how to identify and mitigate risks associated with fuel and oil storage and the importance of maintaining proper containment measures. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent oil spills and respond effectively to any incidents, ensuring compliance and protecting the environment.

Required annually.

Delivery method: Classroom

The Unit Safety Committee Orientation is designed to review the nine essential elements that contribute to the formation of an effective Unit Safety Committee at the University of Idaho. This orientation emphasizes the importance of fostering a safe learning and work environment by promoting collaboration, communication and proactive safety measures within the unit. Participants will learn about the roles and responsibilities of committee members, strategies for identifying and addressing safety concerns and the significance of engaging the entire community in safety initiatives. Upon completing the orientation, attendees will have a clear understanding of how to effectively contribute to their Unit Safety Committee and enhance overall safety within their department.

Recommended for chairs of Unit Safety Committees.

Delivery method: Classroom

This informative course is designed to equip participants with knowledge about the unique hazards associated with winter driving. It offers valuable tips on essential items to keep in your vehicle for emergencies and guidance on how to respond effectively if an emergency occurs. Tailored for individuals who may not be familiar with navigating winter conditions, this course serves as a helpful supplement to traditional defensive driving training, ensuring that you are well-prepared for the challenges of winter travel.

Delivery method: Online

Designed to educate participants on the importance of protecting workers from extreme temperature conditions. This course will cover essential topics, including the signs and symptoms of heat and cold stress, effective prevention strategies and first aid measures for individuals suffering from these conditions. Participants will also learn to recognize weather conditions that pose risks to worker safety and the appropriate procedures for reporting accidents or incidents related to temperature extremes. Upon completing the course, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to safeguard themselves and their colleagues from heat and cold-related hazards in the workplace.

Recommended for anyone who works outdoors.