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Asbestos Awareness training is required for maintenance and custodial employees who come into contact with asbestos-containing material during the conduct of their work.

• Employees shall be trained at the time of initial assignment to tasks and annually thereafter.

Online Asbestos Awareness Training

1. Visit . Login using MIDAS ID and password.
2. Click on second icon on Left sidebar "Extra Training"
3. Click on "Environmental"
4. Select "Asbestos Awareness"

Bloodborne Pathogens training is mandatory for employees who come in contact with blood or other potentially infectious material during the course of their work. Department Bloodborne Pathogen Program Representatives are responsible for arranging and/or conducting training for employees in their department. The training includes an explanation of the bloodborne pathogens standard; epidemiology, modes of transmission and symptoms of bloodborne diseases; explanation of the exposure control plan; control methods; personal protective equipment; hepatitis B vaccination program; emergency response; post-exposure procedures; warning labels and color coding; and department-specific information that relates to the plan.

Employees shall be trained regarding bloodborne pathogens at the time of initial assignment to tasks where exposure may occur and annually thereafter. Additional training shall be provided whenever there are changes in tasks or procedures that affect employee occupational exposure.

• Employees shall be trained at the time of initial assignment to tasks and annually thereafter.

Online Bloodborne Pathogen Online Training

1. �վ���������. Login using MIDAS ID and password.
2. Click on second icon on Left sidebar "Extra Training"
3. Click on "Campus Prevention Network”
4. Select "Bloodborne Pathogens”

Hazard Communication training is mandatory for all employees who work with hazardous chemicals in non-laboratory environments. The training covers the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.1200, OSHA labeling requirements as well as the types of labels typically used by chemical manufactures and distributors; categories of hazards; information that can be found on a material safety data sheet (MSDS); methods of protection and detection; and the contents of our written Hazard Communication Program.

Employees shall be trained at the time of initial assignment to tasks.

Online Hazard Communication (HazCom) training

1. Visit . Login using MIDAS ID and password.
2. Click on second icon on Left sidebar "Extra Training"
3. Click on "Environmental"
4. Select "Hazard Communications: Right to Understand (GHS)"

Golf Cart Safety training is mandatory for employees who intend to operate golf carts on campus. The training covers policies and procedure of the Golf Cart Safety Program; an introduction to golf cart controls; inspection procedures; and proper conduct for operation. A written quiz is administered at the end of the training. All operators are required to have a valid driver's license. Operators without a driver's license must pass a golf cart driving test administered by our office.

• Employees shall be trained at the time of initial assignment.
  

To schedule training, contact Frank Dzupinka

Laboratory Safety training is mandatory for Faculty, Staff and Students who work in a lab that uses and/or stores hazardous chemicals. The training consists of two parts:

• Part 1: is a lecture provided by our EHS, which includes information on the scope and purpose of the OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.1450 "Occupational Exposures to Hazardous Chemicals in Laboratories" as well as information about our Chemical Hygiene Plan.
  • Part 1 also includes a self-study workbook and quiz that is to be submitted to EHS when completed.

• Part 2:��Will be on-the-job training conducted by the Principal Investigator or Lab Manager, and is specific to the hazards encountered in his/her laboratory.
  • Faculty/Staff/Students shall be trained at the time of initial assignment to tasks/lab work.

To schedule training, send an email to��ehsdept@odu.edu

Laser Safety training is required for employees working in an area where a Class 3b or Class 4 laser is operated. Discussion topics include fundamentals of laser operation including basic components of a laser system; biological effects; laser classification; administrative and engineering controls; non-beam hazards; medical surveillance requirements and employee responsibilities. A written exam is administered at the end of the course.

To schedule training,contact ehsdept@odu.edu

Radiation Safety training is required for all employees who plan to use radioactive materials and/or x-ray producing equipment. The course will provide an overview of the fundamentals of radiation physics and radiation safety with emphasis on research at ��������. Discussion topics include the concept of ionizing radiation; units of radioactivity and radiation; biological effects of radiation; exposure limits for workers and the public; radiation detection and measurement; spill and emergency response; radioactive waste disposal; techniques for handling radioactivity and state and federal regulatory requirements. A written exam is included. Annual refresher training may be required. In addition, employees, such as housekeeping and maintenance personal, who work in areas where radioactive material is used or stored, are required to attend a special radiation safety course designed for ancillary personnel.

To schedule training,contact ehsdept@odu.edu

Respiratory Protection Training is required for employees who are required to wear respirators (including N95s) to perform their job. The training covers purpose, fit, usage, maintenance and storage of respirators; respirator limitations and capabilities; use in emergency situations; inspecting, donning and doffing, using and checking the seals; and signs and symptoms of exposure. Employees must successfully complete a written quiz that is administered at the end of the training.

• Training is required prior to initial use and annually thereafter, or more often if needed.

To schedule training, send email to ehsdept@odu.edu