General Trainings
https://hr.uw.edu/talent/onboarding/required-employee-training/
The following trainings are required by all employees of the UW:
- Asbestos General Awareness (online)
- Reporting Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect
- Violence Prevention and Response
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Addressing Discrimination & Harassment (ADH)
Safety Training
The Department of Chemistry requires that all persons working in laboratories (employees and students) must take the following training courses:
- Compressed Gas Safety (online)
- Fire Extinguisher Training (online or in-person)
- Fume Hood Training (online)
- Managing Laboratory Chemicals (online)
Your lab may require additional trainings depending on the nature of the research. These trainings are provided by UW Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S). All online training should be completed within two weeks of receiving your keys. For classroom training, register for the next available course. If there is not a course available when you first look, we request that you continue to check back on the website and enroll when a course next becomes available. Both the online and in-person training fulfill the requirement, so you may choose the one you prefer.
- Go to http://www.ehs.washington.edu/psotrain/corsdesc.shtm
- Click on the name of the training you wish to complete
- Click “Start online” or “Register for Class”
- Log in with your UW NetID
- Put Eric Camp (ericcamp@uw.edu) as the supervisor (even if you have a different supervisor). This will ensure that the Department receives notification of your training and the trainings are updated in the central database.
An additional recommended training is:
- First Aid/CPR certification
First Aid/CPR Training is offered by the Department on a regular basis, so there is no need for an individual to pay for the one offered by EH&S. For more information, please see the Director of Instructional & Laboratory Services (Eric Camp, BAG 303D, ericcamp@uw.edu). This is required for TA appointments.
Notes for online training certificate:
- The UW campus mailbox number for the Department of Chemistry is 351700.