County Hazmat Operations Group (CHOG)

Length: 3 min   Copyright: 2014
University of California Riverside
On December 17, 2014 EH&S engaged over 100 fire officials, police and military officers, and the FBI in a large-scale multi-agency training exercise.

Disaster Preparedness & Zone Crew

Length: 26min   Copyright: 2016
Anne Widney, Emergency Services Manager, University of California Irvine
Introduction to the Department Safety Coordinator (DSC) program. Topics include introductions, what is a DSC, tools, registration, meetings, heat illness, and Q&A.

Emergency Action Plan

Length: 4.5min   Copyright: 2012
Overview of the campus Emergency Action Plan (EAP) and Fire Prevention Plan (FPP). Topics include: Responsibilities, Emergencies, and Fire Prevention.
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Emergency Management Policy Group

The First Five: Decision-Making Exercise for Leaders
Length: 12min   Copyright: 2010
Introduction to emergency management and business continuity for members of the Emergency Management Policy Group (EMPG). Topics include earthquakes, roles/responsibilities, resources, and fires.
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Emergency Procedures

Length: 3min   Copyright: 2010
University of California Riverside
Overview of emergency procedures at the University of California Riverside. Topics include: Roles & Responsibilities, Communications, and Emergency Procedures.
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Emergency Staff

Length: 14 min   Copyright: 2013
Overview duties of emergency staff; including Building Supervisors for Emergency Conditions (BSEC) and Building Emergency Staff (BES). Topics include: Responsibilities, Response, and Resources
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UC Ready

Length: 30 min     Copyright: 2015
Overview of how to manage continuity plans using UC Ready (for Level 2 Administrators). Topics include: Access, Initiate, Develop, Launch, and Report.

Food Safety

Length: 30 min   Copyright: 2016
Introduction to Food Safety. Topics include: Foodborne Illness, (safe) Food Handling practices, Temperatures, and Sanitation.

Resources

Dining Services Food Safety UCR (2016)
Food Safety - Spanish UCR (2017)

Food Safety Spanish

Length: 18 min   Copyright: 2017
Introduction to Food Safety - Spanish. Topics include: Foodborne Illness, (safe) Food Handling practices, Temperatures, and Sanitation

Handwashing

Length: 2 min   Copyright: 2014
Wash your hands to prevent the spread of contamination, infection, and illness. For more information, visit http://ehs.ucr.edu

Environmental Health and Safety (About Us)

University of California Riverside
What is a hero? Is it someone with a uniform, strength, or who has led others? At UC Riverside, our heros are the faces you see everyday. From ergonomists, to fire inspectors, to Building Supervisors for Emergency Conditions. Thanks to your support, we've been able to protect our students, faculty, and staff. But your help is still needed. You can do your part by auditing your work area, developing an emergency plan, and ensuring that training is completed. For more information visit http://www.ehs.ucr.edu

The EH&S Professional Education program cross-trains UC EH&S staff and safety personnel to expand their knowledge and skills in a variety of EH&S programs applicable to the university setting. Taught by UC subject matter experts, this blended learning experience (consisting of online modules and an in-person workshop) offers an opportunity to earn three certifications:

1. EH&S Generalist
2. EH&S Professional
3. EH&S Specialist 

Faculty Needs

Robert Emery, DrPH, CHP, CIH, CSP, CBSP, CHMM, CPP, ARM
Main university constituencies, how a person becomes a faculty member, what faculty does (how they're measured), common critiques, measures to improve services to faculty. Presented October 5, 2009 during the EH&S Academy to the University of California.

Webex Presenter Tutorial

Length: 1 minute & 42 seconds    Copyright: 2014
Join and Present during a meeting using Webex.

Alarm Response

Length: 5 min   Copyright: 2010
Overview of how to respond to a modified positive alarm sequence (MPAS). Topics include: fire sprinklers, heat sensors, manual pull stations, smoke detectors, and supervisory alarms involving AEDs and fire sprinkler valves.
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Fire Extinguishers

Length: 5 min   Copyright: 2012
Introduction to use of a portable fire extinguisher. Topics include: Common Types of Fires, and PASS (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep) technique. 
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Fire Prevention Plan

Length: 4.5 min   Copyright: 2012
Overview of the campus Emergency Action Plan (EAP) and Fire Prevention Plan (FPP). Topics include: Responsibilities, Emergencies, and Fire Prevention.
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Fire & Life Safety Training UCSF

Length: 15 min   Copyright: 2018
Overview of fire safety for staff who perform fire watch, hot work, or floor warden duties (not applicable to residence halls or housing staff). Topics include: Fire Prevention, Fire Protection, (what to do) In case of Fire, and Fire Extinguishers.

Housing Services Fire & Life Safety Training UCSF

Length: 15 min   Copyright: 2017
Overview of fire safety. Topics include: Fire Prevention, Fire Protection, (what to do) In case of Fire, and Fire Extinguishers.

Fire Safety for Residence Halls

Length: 15 min   Copyright: 2017
Overview of fire safety for Housing Residence Halls staff. Topics include: Fire Prevention, Fire Protection, (what to do) In case of Fire, and Fire Extinguishers.

Flammable Transfers

Please click the Download button to access the Flammable Transfers Training files.

Propane Tank

Length: 11 min     Copyright: 2014
Emergency Response Team (ERT) training.

UCLA
Pyrophoric Liquid Safety
Length: 11 min
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University of California, San Diego
Working with Pyrophoric Reagents: Getting Ready
Length: 5 min
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How to Handle Pyrophoric Reagents
Length: 7 min
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Northwestern
Handling Pyrophoric Materials
Length: 20 min
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Residence Life Training 2017

Length: 2min  Copyright: 2017
Overview of fire safety for Residence Halls staff. Topics include: fire extinguishers, smoking corridor evacuations, and general safety.

Dry Ice Shipping

Length: 30min   Copyright: 2013
University of California Berkeley
Overview of shipping dry ice. Topics include: Identification, Classification, Packaging, Marking, Labeling, and Documentation in accordance with International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations.

Hazardous Materials Shipping

Length: 50 min   Copyright: TBD
Tim Bean, University of California Berkeley
Overview of shipping hazardous materials (General Awareness). Topics include: Regulations, Employers, Security Awareness, Risks, Recognition and Response, Prevention, Procedures, International Shipments, Function Specific training, 9 Classes, Identification & Classification, Placarding, Packaging, Markings, Labeling, Hazard Communication, Emergency Responders, and Self Transport in accordance with 49 CFR HMR, International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and the International Air Transportation Association (IATA).

Hazardous Materials Shipping (Biological and Dry Ice)

Length: 30 min Copyright: 2017
Northwestern University
The purpose of this course is to train you to ship biological substances and dry ice safely in compliance with international regulations.

Aerosol Transmissible Diseases

Length: 20 min   Copyright: 2012
University of California Irvine
Overview of how to work safely with aerosol transmissible diseases. Topics include: characteristics, agents, high hazard procedures, waste disposal procedures, exposure incidents, medical treatment and exposure.

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B-Virus

Length: 15 min   Copyright: 2010
University of Californa Los Angeles
Overview of Primate B-virus (Macacine Herpesvirus-1) exposure risks and response procedures for non-human primate and NHP tissue users. Topics include: Overview of B-virus risks, responses to exposure, exposure kit contents and use, and injury reporting requirements.

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Biosafety

Length: 5 min   Copyright: 2000
Introduction to proper handling of microorganisms in teaching and research, recombinant DNA, and work conducted in a microbiological laboratory. Topics include: infectious agents, risk groups, routes of exposure, UCR safety guidelines, safe work practices, and biosafety levels. NOTE: This course does not qualify you to work with bloodborne pathogens. You must take additional training to work with those materials.

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Bloodborne Pathogens

Length: 38 min   Copyright: 2010
Introduction to safe use of biohazardous materials. Topics include: The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, Epidemiology & Symptoms, Modes of Transmission, Exposure Control Plan, Tasks & Activities, Methods of Compliance, PPE Selection, PPE Decontamination & Disposal, Hepatitis B Vaccination, Emergency Procedures, Exposures, Post Exposure Evaluation & Follow-up, Signs and Labels, Waste Management, and Questions and Answers.

Resources

Bloodborne Pathogens (UCD)
Bloodborne Pathogens (UCLA) 2015
Bloodborne Pathogens (UCSB) 2010 Student Health
Bloodborne Pathogens (UCLAMC) 2017

Chemical Hygiene Officer

Length: 40 min   Copyright: 2010
Overview of the safe use of hazardous chemicals (flammables/combustibles, corrosives, reactives, and toxins). Topics include: Standards, Hazards and Controls, and Exposure.

CO-REQUISITE: Laboratory Safety Orientation.

Chemical Spill Response and Cleanup

Length: 3 min   Copyright: 2012
Overview of how University workers can respond to a hazardous chemical spill. Topics include: Personal protective equipment (PPE), Reference (Chemical Hygiene Plan and/or MSDS), Spill Kits, Decontamination, Disposal, and Documentation on a Hazardous Waste Label. For more information, visit http://ehs.ucr.edu

Controlled Substances

Length: 40 min   Copyright: 2016
Introduction to secure use of controlled substances. Topics include: Introduction, CSUA, Storage site controls and security, Orders / Delivery / Receipt, Use Logs and Biennial Inventory, Transfers / Imports / Exports, Disposal, Diversion and Loss Reporting, and Illicit Activities and Repercussions.

Ergonomics for the Laboratory

Length: 35min    Copyright: 2010
Introduction to basic principles of ergonomics in the laboratory environment. Topics include: Understanding Ergonomics, Posture, Back Safety, Computers, Pipetting, Microscopy, Safety Hoods, Other Activities, and Resources.

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Flame Resistant Gloves

Length: 4 min   Copyright: 2016
Overview of how to protect your hands when working with pyrophorics or water reactives. Topics include: hazards, personal protective equipment (PPE) required, flame resistant inner gloves (when to use, what to use or selection, how to properly don / doff / adjust / wear, limitations, proper care, maintenance, & useful life), and engineering & administrative controls.

Resources

Flame Resistant Glove [Video]
Flame Resistant Glove Liner infographic (UCB)
Flame Resistant Glove training slide preview (UCB) 1 min
Flame Resistant Glove Liner training​ (UCLA) 

Flame Resistant Laboratory Coat

Length: 5 min   Copyright: 2013
Overview of safe use of Flame Resistant laboratory coats. Topics include Fit, Don and Use, Limitations, Doff / Store / Maintenance, and Disposal.

Fume Hood Safety

Length: 4 min   Copyright: 2013
Introduction to basic operation and airflow of a common fume hood. Topics include: containment, airflow, sash placement, and alarm response.

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Hazard Communication

Length: 45 min   Copyright: 2013
Introduction to chemical safety. Topics include: Regulations, Hazard Identification, Control Measures, Exposures, Reference, and Roles / Rights / Responsibilities.

Hazard Recognition and Control

Length: 5 min   Copyright: 2016
Introduction to identification and mitigation.

Hydrofluoric Acid

Length: 6 min   Copyright: 2013
Introduction to safe use of Hydrofluoric Acid (HF). Topics include: health hazards, written documents (SOPs, SDSs, CHP), emergency equipment, chemical spill kits, approvals and authorizations, signs and labels, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), safe work practices, and disposal.

Laboratory Audits and Inspections

Length: 33 min   Copyright: 2010
Introduction to how to conduct a laboratory audit / inspection. Topics include: Housekeeping, Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety, Chemicals, Signs, Safety Equipment, Emergency Preparedness, Hazardous Waste, and Documentation and Recordkeeping.
PREREQUISITE: Laboratory Safety Orientation.

Laboratory Safety Manual

Length: 6 min & 30 sec  Copyright: TBD
University of California Riverside

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Laboratory Safety Awareness for Support Personnel

Length: 40 min   Copyright: 2010
Introduction to laboratory safety for support personnel. Topics include: Clothing & PPE, hazards (physical, chemical, radiological, biological, laser, animal), signs and warnings, magnets, access restrictions, work practices, security, emergency procedures, reporting, and fire safety.

Resources

Laboratory Safety for Facilities & Contractors (UCSB) guide
Laboratory Safety for Facilities and anyone in labs (UCR)

Laboratory Safety Culture

Length: 1 hour   Copyright: 2015
Craig Merlic, Executive Director of the UC Center for Laboratory Safety
Improving Laboratory Safety and the Culture of Safety in Academic Laboratories.

Laboratory Safety Fundamentals 2018

Length: 2 hours 35 minutes   Copyright: 2018
Introduction to Laboratory Safety Fundamentals.  Topics include: analyzing hazards, controlling exposure and minimizing risk, and vigilance in the laboratory.

Laboratory Safety Fundamentals 2012

Length: 4 hours   Copyright: 2012
Introduction to the fundamentals of laboratory safety, chemical safety, and general safety. Topics include: Signs & Labels, Hygiene and Health Habits, Protective clothing and equipment, Work practices, Emergencies, Storage and Handling, Hazard and Risk Assessment, Policies and Procedures, Authorizations, Roles / Rights / Responsibilities, Hazard identification, Control measures, Exposures, Chemical Hygiene Plans (CHP), References, Injury & Illness Prevention, Emergency Procedures, and Physical hazards. This course covers relevant campus Laboratory Safety Manual(s) and rights/responsibilities according to applicable regulations (Reference: 8 CCR 3320, 3221, 3380, 5110, 6151, 5154, 5164, 5191, 5194, 3203, 3380-3387), meets the requirements of the UC Regents Agreement, and covers UC Policies (Laboratory Safety and Management HSE). 

COREQUISITE: This course does not qualify you to work with biohazardous materials, radiation, lasers, or hazardous waste. You must take additional training to work with those substances. 

Laboratory Safety Fundamentals Mandarin

Length: 2 hours 35 minutes  Copyright: 2017
Safety Training Consortium
Introduction to Laboratory Safety Fundamentals.  Topics include: introduction to laboratory safety, creating a safe work environment, analyzing hazards, controlling exposure and minimizing risk, and vigilance in the laboratory.  
This course is divided into 5 parts and concludes with a final test.  Please be sure to complete all sections for full completion of this course.
Voice over and captions in Mandarin

Part 1: Introduction to Laboratory Safety
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Part 2: Creating a Safe Work Environment
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Part 3: Analyzing Hazards
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Part 4: Controlling Exposures and Minimizing Risk
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Part 5: Vigilance in the Laboratory
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Laboratory Safety Refresher

Length: 30 min   Copyright: 2015
Review of the fundamentals of laboratory safety. Topics include: Rights and responsibilities, Safety culture, Hazard identification and protections, Engineering controls, Administrative controls, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Safety day to day, Exposure awareness, and Emergencies.

Resources

Laboratory Safety Refresher (UCD)
Laboratory Safety Refresher (UCR)
Laboratory Safety Refresher (UCSB)

Lone Workers (in laboratory)

Length: 6min   Copyright: 2014
University of California Riverside
Overview of the Lone Worker program at the University of California Riverside. Environmental Health & Safety engaged in the use of safety monitoring devices alleviate the risks of working alone. Working alone is not the best situation, but sometimes it's necessary. At all times, this should be done safely. EH&S has demonstrated that laboratory research can be supported using safety monitoring technology, and cooperation in supporting lone workers so that they could access to the emergency assistance they may need. 

Plant Biosafety

Length: 4 hours  Copyright: 2015
M. Malendia Maccree (University of California ANR) provides an overview of Plant Biosafety for IBC members. Training content and lecture are intended for biosafety professionals and IBC members who are reviewing BUAs. This presentation is not intended to educate researchers in requirements for plant containment or regulatory compliance. Topics include: risk assessment, modes of action, anatomical features and reproductive strategics, risk minimization practices, and resources. Though efforts have been made to assure accuracy of information, always consult the appropriate regulatory body for definitive interpretation. The regulatory agency is always the final authority to consult for regulatory questions.

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Principle Investigator (PI) Responsibilities

Length: 15min  Copyright: 2017 

Laboratory Safety Orientation

Length: 2 hours   Copyright: 2012
Introduction to the fundamentals of laboratory safety, chemical safety, and general safety. Topics include: Signs & Labels, Hygiene and Health Habits, Protective clothing and equipment, Work practices, Emergencies, Storage and Handling, Hazard and Risk Assessment, Policies and Procedures, Authorizations, Roles / Rights / Responsibilities, Hazard identification, Control measures, Exposures, Chemical Hygiene Plans (CHP), References, Injury & Illness Prevention, Emergency Procedures, and Physical hazards. This course covers relevant campus Laboratory Safety Manual(s) and rights/responsibilities according to applicable regulations (Reference: 8 CCR 3320, 3221, 3380, 5110, 6151, 5154, 5164, 5191, 5194, 3203, 3380-3387), meets the requirements of the UC Regents Agreement (if completed after 09/24/12), and covers UC Policies (Laboratory Safety and Management HSE). This course includes Safety Orientation and Hazard Communication (2013) (if completed after 11/01/13). 

​COREQUISITE: This course does not qualify you to work with biohazardous materials, radiation, lasers, or hazardous waste. You must take additional training to work with those substances. NOTE: This course now covers Chemical Hygiene (previously a separate course) as of Wednesday 08/15/12.

Hazardous Materials Shipping (Biohazardous) for Health Systems

Length: 25 min   Copyright: TBD
Overview of shipping regulated medical waste (General Awareness). Topics include: Regulations, Employers, Security Awareness, Safety and Emergency Response, Function Specific training, Identification & Classification, Packaging, Markings, Labeling, and Documentation in accordance with 49 CFR HMR.

Bloodborne Pathogens for Health Systems

Length: 45 min   Copyright: 2018
Topics include: The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, Epidemiology & Symptoms, Modes of Transmission, Exposure Control Plan, Needle Stick Prevention, PPE Selection, PPE Decontamination & Disposal, Hepatitis B Vaccination, Emergency Procedures, Exposures, Post Exposure Evaluation & Follow-up, Signs and Labels, Waste Management, and Questions and Answers.

Resources

Bloodborne Pathogens for Medical Centers

Bloodborne Pathogens for UCLA Health

Length: 38min  Copyright: 2017
Topics include: The Bloodborne Pathogens Standard, Epidemiology & Symptoms, Modes of Transmission, Exposure Control Plan, Needle Stick Prevention, PPE Selection, PPE Decontamination & Disposal, Hepatitis B Vaccination, Emergency Procedures, Exposures, Post Exposure Evaluation & Follow-up, Signs and Labels, Waste Management, and Questions and Answers.

Dry Ice Shipping for UC Health Systems

Length: 40 min   Copyright: TBD
Topics include: General Awareness, Security, Safety and Emergency Response, Function-specific Training for Shippers of Dry Ice, including Identification & Classification, Placarding, Packaging, Markings, Labeling, in accordance with 49 CFR HMR and IATA DGR Section 4.2.

Fluoroscopy

Length: 4 min   Copyright: 2016
Overview of safe work with fluoroscopy equipment. Topics include: system and controls, radiation, protection, and California special requirements.

Resources

UCR draft (2011)

Hazardous Drugs USP 800

Length: 20 min   Copyright: 2019

Overview of Hazardous Drugs awareness in the healthcare setting.  Topics include: Hazardous Drugs Introduction, Policies and Procedures, Hierarchy of Controls, Response to Exposure, Waste DIsposal and Spill Response, and Site Specific Information.

Hazardous Pharmaceutcial Waste (RCRA) Management for Health Systems

Length: 20 min   Copyright: 2018
Introduction to proper determination and management of hazardous pharmaceutical (RCRA) waste. Topics include defining, identifying, catgorizing, and segregating RCRA pharmaceutical waste. 

Patient Safety Evaluation System

Length: 30 min Copyright: 2019
Overview of the Patient Safety Act and the fundamental principles and requirements under the act. Additional topics include: the Patient Safety Evaluation System, Patient Safety Work Product, Patient Safety Activities, and Reporting to a Patient Safety Organization.

Safe Patient Handling

Length: 20 min   Copyright: TBD
​Overview of Safe Patient Handling (SPH). Topics include: What is SPH?, Background, SPH Programs, and Expectations.

Safe Patient Handling Awareness

Length:TBD   Copyright: TBD
Overview of Safe Patient Handling (SPH). Topics include: What is SPH?, Background, SPH Programs, and Expectations.

Workplace Violence in Healthcare

Length: 25 min   Copyright: 2017
Overview how to prevent workplace violence in a healthcare setting. Topics include: Definition, recognition of types, and strategies to avoid workplace violence.

Workplace Violence Prevention for EMS

Length: 25 min   Copyright: 2017
Overview how to prevent workplace violence in an Emergency Medical Services healthcare setting. Topics include: Definition, recognition of types, and strategies to avoid workplace violence.

Back Safety

Length: 30 min   Copyright: 2018
Introduction to back safety and safe lifting techniques. Topics include: Mechanism of back injury, Power posture(s), Rules for sitting safely, Principles of safe work technique (lifting, pushing/pulling, & transferring), and identifying safe & unsafe work technique.

Resources
Back Injury Prevention & Manual Material Handling (UCI)
Back Safety Videos

Back Safety UCOP

Length: 20 min   Copyright: 2012
Introduction to back safety and safe lifting techniques. Topics include: anatomy, cumulative trauma, principles of safe work, load, twisting, weight, and safe material handling. Scenarios, tips for safe lifting, healthy habits, and injury reporting are discussed.

Department Safety Coordinators

Length: TBD   Copyright: 2015
Introduction to the Department Safety Coordinator (DSC) program. Topics include introductions, what is a DSC, tools, registration, meetings, heat illness, and Q&A.

Earthquake Safety

Length: 3 min   Copyright: 2018
The Great California Shakeout
On October 18, 2018 at 10:18 am, the University of California, along with various organizations, will participate in The Great California Shakout.  This is an opportunity for businesses, schools, and individuals to prepare and practice for a major earthquake.  It will also allow organizations to test and practice other aspects of their emergency plan.

Resources

Secure Your Space Checklist
Home Disaster Kit Checklist
The Great California Shakeout

Electrical Safety (General)

Length: 60 min   Copyright: 2019
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
General electrical safety. Topics include : Electrical cord safety, NRTL-listed devices, "High-Current" devices & safe use, extension cord safety, Non-QEWs electrical safety, "Tripped" breakers, and Electrical shock incident response. 
This course was designed by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory / EHS Training and is being used with permission. 
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Electrical Safety UCR

Length: 9 min   Copyright: 2010
University of California Riverside
Introduction to basic electrical safety. Topics include hazards, equipment, testing, maintenance, proper use, extension cords, grounding, and lockout/tagout.

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Electrical Safety 2017

Length: 2 hours   Copyright: 2017
Jim Gilson, P.E., CPCC
Senior Safety Engineer
University of California Berkeley
Introduction to electrical safety (for non-electrical workers). Topics include: What everyone at UC should know, basic electrical theory, power distribution in your home/office/facility, polarized and 3-prong plugs, cords and power-strips, hazards, physical effects from different kinds of electric shock, arc flash / arc blasts, safe work habits, design of safe areas, selection of electrical equipment in labs and offices, static electricity, inductive electricity, stored electricity (capacitors and batteries), safety in the work area, codes, electrical systems (e.g., North America, EU, Great Britain), energy isolation, and where to get more information.

Electrical Safety 2015

Length: 1 hour 40min   Copyright: 2015

Jim Gilson, P.E., CPCC
Senior Safety Engineer, University of California Berkeley
Center of Excellence in Safety and Risk Engineering, UC System

University of California Berkeley

Introduction to electrical safety (for non-electrical workers). Topics include: What everyone at UC should know, basic electrical theory, power distribution in your home/office/facility, polarized and 3-prong plugs, cords and power-strips, hazards, physical effects from different kinds of electric shock, arc flash / arc blasts, safe work habits, design of safe areas, selection of electrical equipment in labs and offices, static electricity, inductive electricity, stored electricity (capacitors and batteries), safety in the work area, codes, electrical systems (e.g., North America, EU, Great Britain), energy isolation, and where to get more information.

Ergonomics

Length: 35min    Copyright: 2010
Introduction to basic principles of ergonomics in the laboratory environment. Topics include: Understanding Ergonomics, Posture, Back Safety, Computers, Pipetting, Microscopy, Safety Hoods, Other Activities, and Resources.

Fall Protection (Competent Person)

Length: 7 hours   Copyright: 2015
Brent Cooley, MS, CIH, CSP
Center of Excellence for Safety in the Arts
Working at height presents routine challenges and significant risks in Performing Arts operations and productions. Serious injuries or fatalities can occur as a result of a fall from height while working or performing in the theater. Applying Cal-OSHA Standards and usual control methods developed for the roofing and construction industries can be difficult in the Performing Arts.  With these thoughts in mind, I have developed a 2-day Fall Protection Competent Person Training targeted and geared toward theater operations and activities. The training will allow individuals to better recognize, evaluate, and develop controls for the types of hazards that exist in many theater venues. The training is based on the ANSI Z359.2 - 2007 (Minimum Requirements for a Comprehensive Managed Fall Protection Program) Competent Person criteria and Fed-OSHA 1926.503(a) Fall Protection Standard for the Construction Industry. Relevant Cal-OSHA regulations and corresponding standards will also be reviewed and covered.

Hazard Communication

Length: 45 min   Copyright: 2013
Introduction to chemical safety. Topics include: Regulations, Hazard Identification, Control Measures, Exposures, Reference, and Roles / Rights / Responsibilities.

Heat Illness

Length: 22min   Copyright: 2017
Overview of heat illness prevention for outdoor workers. Topics include: Heat Illness Signs & Symptoms, Prevention, Procedures, Response, and Supervisor Responsibilities.

Injury and Illness Prevention

Length: 4 min   Copyright: 2012
Overview of the Injury & Illness Prevention Plan (IIPP). Topics include: IIPP, Rights and Responsibilities, and Policies and Procedures.

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Lockout/Tagout

Length: 48 min   Copyright: 2016 
Jim Gilson, P.E., CPCC, Senior Safety Engineer, University of California Berkeley
Center of Excellence in Safety and Risk Engineering, UC System
Introduction to energy isolation. Topics include: What lockout/tagout applies to, research equipment & SOPs, methods, and when lockout/tagout applies.

Resources

Advanced Electrical Safety & Lockout/Tagout (UCI) 2016

Motorized Cart

Length: 25 min   Copyright: 2017
Overview of safe operating techniques for motorized carts. Topics include: Inspection, Preparation, Driving, Parking, and Reporting.

Performing Arts Safety

Length: 3 min  Copyright: 2015
Introduction to the Performing Arts Center of Excellence.

Personal Protective Equipment

Length: 13 min  Copyright: 2012
Overview of protective clothing and equipment for the body, eye and face, hands, and feet. Topics include: When PPE is necessary; What PPE is necessary; Proper don, doff, adjustment, and wearing of PPE; Limitations of PPE; and Proper care, maintenance, useful life, and disposal of PPE. [Reference: 8 CCR 3380]

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Quarantined and Regulated Pests

Length: 25 min  Copyright: 2009
Overview of how to managed quarantined and regulated pests. Topics include Definitions, Regulations and Agencies, Quarantines, Permits, Pest Ratings, Responsibilities, Sample submissions, Consequences, Procedures, and Best Practices.

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Pesticide Safety for Fieldworkers

Length: 35 min  Copyright: 2013
Introduction to protective measures to take from pesticide hazards in the workplace. Topics include: Decontamination, Restricted-Early Intervals (REI), Pesticides and Residues, Routes of Exposure, Health Hazards, Signs and Symptoms, First Aid and Emergencies, (Avoid) Exposure at home, Hazard Communication, and Rights and Responsibilities. This course covers Cal/OSHA regulations (Reference: 8 CCR 6764). This Worker Protection Standard (WPS) training for fieldworkers was developed by the UC Statewide Integrated Pest Management program.

CO-REQUISITE: This course does not qualify you to work with hazardous chemicals. You must complete additional training in Hazard Communication (non-laboratory personnel) or Chemical Hygiene (laboratory personnel) to work with those substances.

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Rigging

Length: 1 hour & 2 ,min   Copyright: 2016

Overview of the history of the counterweight arbor from Vienna to Minnesota in 122 years, and the front loading arbor. Topics include: The evolution of the counterweight arbor from the centre pole arbor in Vienna in 1888 to the double rod arbor in NYC in 1905 to the front loading arbor in Winona, MN in 2010; and An examination of the features and benefits of loading a counterweight arbor from the front, with special attention to convenience, ergonomics and safety.

Presenter

R.W. (Rick) Boychuck 
Grid Well Inc.
(507) 205-4753 Office | (416) 560-1730 Mobile
89 Woodington Ave | Toronto  ON  M4C 3J7 | Canada

Rick Boychuk is the author of Nobody Looks Up: The History of the Counterweight Rigging System: 1500 to 1925.

Resources

Front-loading arbor, enhanced safety & ergonomics 
Compare the rod arbor and front-loading arbor (video)

Safety Data Sheets

Length: 5 min   Copyright: 2015
Introduction to navigating the UC system for Safety Data Sheets (SDS), powered by RightAnswer. Topics include: Resources, Login, Registering (using a UC computer, wireless, or mobile device), Passwords, and Contacts.

UC Safety Orientation

Length: 60 min   Copyright: 2018
Overview of safety fundamentals, injury & illness prevention, and emergencies for all faculty, staff, and students. Topics include: Hazard identification (physical and chemical), Control Measures (including Personal Protective Equipment), Risk Assessment, Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP), Emergency Procedures (Emergency Action Plan (EAP), Emergency Preparedness & Response, Emergency Equipment, and Earthquakes), Fire Safety (Fire Prevention Plan, Fire Extinguishers), and Campus-Specific Safety Resources (Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S), IIPP, Hazard Report, Emergency Procedures, Accidents & Injuries. This course covers relevant Cal/OSHA regulations (Reference: 8 CCR 3380, 3203, 3220, 3221, and 6151).

Safety Orientation UCOP

Length: 30 min   Copyright: 2015
Overview of safety fundamentals all UCOP locations. Topics include: Why Safety?, Safety Plan, Hazards, Ergonomics, Working Responsibly, Emergencies, Preparedness, Safety & Security, Safety Partners, and Injuries.

Safety Orientiation UCR

Length: 40 min   Copyright: 2013
Overview of safety fundamentals, injury & illness prevention, and emergencies for all faculty, staff, and students. Topics include: Hazard identification (physical and chemical), Control Measures (including Personal Protective Equipment), Risk Management (ISEM), Injury & Illness Prevention Plan (IIPP), Safety Resources, Hazard Report, Accidents & Injuries (Injuries & Medical Treatment, Incident Report), Emergency Procedures (Emergency Action Plan (EAP), Emergency Communications, Emergency Equipment, Emergency Assembly Areas, Emergency Preparedness and Response)), Fire & Life Safety (Fire Prevention Plan, Fire Extinguishers), and Earthquake Safety. This course covers relevant UC Policy on Management of HSE, UCR Campus Policy 425-58, and Cal/OSHA regulations (Reference: 8 CCR 3380, 3203, 3220, 3221, and 6151) if completed after 05/01/13.

Shop Safety

Length:15 min   Copyright:2015
Introduction to the fundamentals of shop safety. Topics include: Roles & responsibilities, ISEM, Hazards, and safe Work practices. For more information, refer to the UC Shop Safety Manual and UC Shop Hazard Assessment and Resource Kit (SHARK).

Supervisor Safety

Length:35 min   Copyright:2013
Introduction to safety leadership, accountability, hazard assessments, training, inspections, accidents, hazardous materials and equipment, and resources for supervisors. Topics include: Who is a supervisor?, Safety Culture, Roles and responsibilities, Legal Liability requirements, Performance management, Hazard identification, Risk assessment, Control measures, Effectiveness checks, Training types and records, Safety Communications, Inspection checklists and corrective actions, agency inspections, Accident prevention, Accident response, Accident Investigations (including root cause analysis), Guidelines / Authorizations / Permits, written documents and other helpful tools. This course covers relevant UC Policy on Management of HSE, Cal/OSHA regulations (Reference: 8 CCR 340, 3203, 3341, 3380), and both federal and state laws.

Valley Fever  (UC Agricultural & Natural Resources)

Length: 30min    Copyright: 2016 
UC Agricultural & Natural Resources 
 Introduction to Valley Fever.

January 29-30, 2018 
UCLA | UCSF

The objectives of this conference were to facilitate dialogue between who have experience in using alternative technologies to Cesium irradiators and those who are considering converting to alternative technologies, identify and discuss reliable information, provide an opportunity to talk to x-ray irradiator manufacturers, and develop an understanding of how alternative technologies contribute to the permanent reduction of radiological security risks.


The sponsors included: the University of California, NTI, and NNSA.  

Keynote speeches were provided by: Mark Murphy, Keith Jenne, Emily Hopewell, Colin Hill, and Gus Potter.

For more information, contact Carolyn MacKenzie

Laser Safety

Length:38 min   Copyright: 2016
Introduction to working safely with Class 3B or Class 4 lasers. Topics include: Identification, Hazards, and Controls.

Radiation Safety

Length:2 hours   Copyright: TBD
Introduction to sources of radiation, radiation exposure limits, risk evaluation and safety precautions. Overview of hazards related to working with radioactive materials. Topics include: Radiation hazards, Exposure control, and Personal protective equipment (PPE). The following courses are available.

1. Radiation Safety for Radioactive Materials 

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Radiation Safety Refresher

Length: 30min   Copyright: 2016
Review of safe use of radioactive materials. Topics include: Sealed source handling and contamination control, incident response, and radiation producing machines.

1. Radiation Safety Refresher for Radioactive Materials

2. Radiation Safety Refresher for Radiation Producing Machines

3. Radiation Safety Refresher for Radioactive Materials AND Radiation Producing Machines

X-Ray Safety (RPM)

Length: 30min    Copyright: 2015
Introduction to safe use of radiation producing machines. Topics include: Characteristics, Controls, and Response.

Conflict of Interest (Research Compliance)

Length: 2 hours      Copyright: 2016
Elizabeth Boyd, Ph.D. Executive Director, Research Compliance University of California Office of the President
Orientation to conflict of interest policies and procedures for committee members and staff. Topics include: Definitions, policies, committees and reviews, and management decisions.

Institutional Biosafety Committee NIH Guidelines

Length: 30 min   Copyright: 2015
University of California Los Angeles
Overview of National Institutes of Health (NIH) Guidelines for Research with Recombinant and Synthetic Nucleic Acid Molecules requirements and the role and procedures of the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC).  Topics include:  Introduction to the NIH Guidelines; Roles and responsibilities of the institution, IBC, PI and researchers under the NIH Guidelines;  IBC registration requirements;  Risk assessment; Waste Requirements for Recombinant Materials; Incident response and reporting requirements.

IRB Clinical/Biomed

Length: 1 hour & 35 min   Copyright: 2016
Cindy Gates, JD, RN, CIP, Outreach & Education Office
University of California Davis
Overview of drugs, biologics, INDS, treatment use Sponsor and INvestigator Records. Topics include: 21 CFR 312, IND exemptions, Sponsor responsibilities, records and reports; Investigator responsibilities, records, and reports; and treatment use.

Changing Safety Culture Using the Power of Data

Length: 1 hour      Copyright: 2015
Janette de la Rosa Ducut, Ed.D., Cassandra Greenawalt, ​and Russell Vernon, Ph.D.
Overview of the importance of data in creating an impetus for positive change. Topics include: Metrics (explore ways of demonstrating accountability) and Presentation (present technical data so that it's palatable). Presented during Risk Summit 2015 conference in Oakland, CA, sponsored by University of California Office of the President.

Presented during the Risk Summit 2015 conference, University of California, Oakland. CA. 

Concussion Safety

Length: 25 min   Copyright: 2017
Introduction to concussion safety. Topics include facts about concussions and how to: recognize, remove, and report participants experiencing concussions, describe the Return to Play Protocol, recognize and reduce risk of concussions, and distinguish between types of concussion tests.

UC Reasonable Accommodations

Length: 60 min   Copyright: 2018
Overview of Reasonable Accommodations and the Interactive Process. Topics include: legal responsibilities, disability issues, communication, resources, privacy issues, steps to the Interactive Process, and follow-up

Risk Summit 2012

Length: 9 hours & 30 min   Copyright: 2012

Risk Summit 2014

Length: TBD   Copyright: 2014

UC Abroad

Length: 20 min   Copyright: 2018
Overview of traveler safety for faculty, staff, and non-UCEAP students traveling abroad. Topics include: Planning, Safety, Health, and International Security.  
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UCEAP Online Travel Course

Length: 60 min    Copyright: 2015
Overview of traveler safety for UCEAP students ONLY.

Campus Safety

Length: 5 min   Copyright: 2013
Overview of personal safety and protecting your property at the University of California Riverside. Resources are provided to help avoid trouble and protect you from harm. This message was brought to you by the University of California Police Department (UCPD) and the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs.

Active Shooter

UC Office of the President
Length: 13 min   Copyright: 2018

Resources:
Active Shooter Video

Overview of how to respond to an active shooter. Topics include: What is an active shooter?, R.A.I.N. technique, and What to expect during an incident

Active Shooter

UC Riverside
Length: 13 min   Copyright: 2016
Overview of how to respond to an active shooter. Topics include: What is an active shooter?, R.A.I.N. technique, and What to expect during an incident.

Hazardous Waste Management

Length: 32 min   Copyright: 2009
Introduction to proper determination and management of hazardous waste. Topics include labeling, storing, treating, and disposal of hazardous waste. Discussion includes physically hazardous, chemical, biohazardous, radioactive, and mixed waste.

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Online Tag Program (OTP)

Length: 3 min  Copyright: 2009  
Univeristy of California Riverside
The Online Tag Program training was developed by the University of California Riverside. The program is the preferred means for labeling and disposal of hazardous wastes at many UC campuses. Topics include saving, printing, and submitting a waste pickup request.

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WASTe Tutorial

Length: 5 minutes & 29 seconds    Copyright: 2014
Overview of how to use the UC Waste Accumulation Storage Tracking electronically system. Topics include how to:
1) Login
2) Add locations
3) Add users 
4) Create a tag
For more information contact erm@ucop.edu.

AIR Smoke & Tobacco Free Training 

Length: 15min   Copyright: 2017
Overview of how to Approach, Inform, and Refer (AIR); tips for talking with on-campus smokers and tobacco users. Topics include: policy/compliance/resources, AIR, role playing, and supervisor information. Objectives include a basic understanding of the "AIR" approach, suggestions and tools on how to approach and communicate with a smoker, and opportunities for practicing these strategies.

AIR Smoke and Tobacco Free Videos

Length: 14 videos   Copyright: 2014
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Wellness Program (Risk Summit Series)

Length: 1.5 min    Copyright: 2012
University of California Riverside
UCR offers numerous health improvement and wellness programs including: educational seminars & wellness workshops, behavior change programs, the WalkingFit program, wellness-related research highlights, and the Wellness Ambassador program. Highlighted programs include MobileFit and Wellness Works (for Dining Services).

Numerous studies have shown that worksite wellness programs have a positive impact on employees, as well as on the orgnaization's bottom line. These programs and strategies all contribute to a health campus culture.

Submission for Risk Summit 2012

In August 2015 we obtained a three year contract with SkillSoft for access to their entire library of Environment, Safety & Health, and Transportation courses. This allows access to critical training, while enabling the University to transition to its proprietary and customized UC catalog.

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Laboratory Safety Fundamentals for CSU 2018

Length: 2 hours 35 minutes   Copyright: 2018
Introduction to Laboratory Safety Fundamentals.  Topics include: analyzing hazards, controlling exposure and minimizing risk, and vigilance in the laboratory.