Training

Aerial (Scissor) Lift

This training is designed for those employees who work with scissor lifts within the scope of their employment.
Recommended for Facilities Employees
Required for all employees that use this type of equipment
Authority >> CCR T8 3648 (1) (7), 3638 & 3657 (i)
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Back Safety

This training is designed for those employees who work in areas where bending and lifting heavy items is an integral part of their job.  The class includes warm up exercises and instruction in proper lifting techniques as well as scenarios for on the job problem solving.
Recommended for Computing, Facilities and Parking Services Employees
Authority >> CCR T8 3203 (General IIPP)
Available Upon Request

Bloodborne Pathogen Training

This annual regulatory required training covers all university employees who have the potential for occupational exposures with blood or potentially infectious materials during the course of their job duties.  Bloodborne pathogens include, but are not limited to, Hepatitis B, and C and HIV.
Recommended for Facilities and Student Health Services Employees.
Required for all employees that are exposed to bloodborne pathogen hazards.
Authority >> CCR T8 5193 (5) (C)
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Student Health Services Staff and Invited Guest.
COMING SOON
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES CONFERENCE ROOM

Bloodborne Pathogen Self Administered Training - ALL USERS

Bloodborne Pathogen Awareness and Sharps Disposal Management - ALL USERS

Confined Space Training

CPR/First Aid/AED (Automated External Defribrillator)

This comprehensive course trains individuals in the workplace to prevent prepare for and respond to workplace emergencies. Participants will learn and practice adult CPR, rescue breathing, choking rescue and first aid skills such as bleeding control, treatment of burns, fractures, shock and seizures. This class also instructs participants in the use of the automated external defibrillator (AED) which can help sustain the life of a victim of sudden cardiac arrest until medical personnel arrive and take over. For training dates, times and presenters, click here. Presenter: Risk Management and Safety

***DURING THIS TRAINING YOU WILL SPEND SOME QUALITY TIME ON THE FLOOR PERFORMING THE HANDS ON EXERCISES.  IF YOU NEED ANY FLOOR COVERINGS/KNEE CUSHIONS PLEASE BRING THEM WITH YOU. Class is refresher 8-12

Recommended for all staff
Authority >> CCR T8 3400 (b)

OPEN TO THE CAMPUS (FACULTY,  AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS, STAFF & STUDENTS)

Date      Class       Participants   Time            Place         Status
TBA

REFRESHER  TRAINING : $20.00 FEE  FOR STUDENTS,  EMPLOYEES, SELF SUPPORTS & AUXILIARY ORG STAFF MEMBERS***
INITIAL TRAINING :  $35.00 FEE  FOR STUDENTS, SELF SUPPORTS & AUXILIARY ORG STAFF MEMBERS***

****FEES COVER THE DIRECT COST OF SUPPLIES  AND OTHER CHARGES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS TRAINING.

Defensive Driving

The Defensive Driving Program is a state requirement which instructs individuals to drive safely. Any state employee (staff/faculty/volunteer/student employee) who is driving a state vehicle, powered cart or claiming mileage while driving their personal vehicle on university business must complete this program. Successful completion of the Defensive Driver Training Program is required at least once every four (4) years.

Ergonomics

Here is a another timely training opportunity the RM&S Team is sponsoring.  The primary audience involves those departments currently preparing for moves to another building or area and the affected personnel. It is first come first served.  If there is any room in the class it is open to the rest of the campus community.

General Ergonomic Training

This training is intended to provide individuals who are in the process of moving their offices information that will help you evaluate potential risks to the body during the moving operation and typical workstation tasks and practical methods to help relieve strains and fatigue on the body.
Recommended for employees who are currently involved in departmental moves.
OPEN TO THE FACULTY & STAFF
Authority >> CCR T8 5110 (b) (3)

COMING SOON

Please RSVP by calling RM&S at x4502 or rms@csusm.edu

Fire Extinguisher

This training is intended for all campus personnel who are interested in the correct method of extinguishing a fire using the portable fire extinguishers found on campus.  The training is comprised of class lecture on different types of fires and the extinguishers available to put them out as well as a "hands on" training where students are able to practice extinguishing a real fire.
Recommended for employees that use fire extinguishers.
Required for all employees that are expected to use a Fire Extinguisher.
Authority >> CCR T8 6151
OPEN TO THE CAMPUS (FACULTY & STAFF)
Coming Soon
Location TBD

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE
Please RSVP by calling RM&S at x4502 or rms@csusm.edu

First Responder Awareness

It is intended to train campus personnel who work in hazardous areas in dealing with small emergency spills.  The training will also have a "hands on" training that shows a sample spill and how to manage it.
Recommended for Facilities, Parking Services and University Police Employees.  Required for all employees whose primary scope involves mitigating hazardous material spills
Authority >> CCR T8 5192
FACILITY SERVICES AND INVITED GUESTS
Coming Soon
Please RSVP by calling x4502

HAZWOPER Refresher

Food Handlers Certificate

Food Service Safety

Hazard Communication & Lab Safety/ Hazardous Waste

To ensure that employees know the properties and potential safety and health hazards of the materials which they use or to which they are exposed. To ensure laboratory safety operations are applied and users are aware of the hazards.
Required for employees that work with hazardous materials or waste. This training is geared for employees from  Facility Services, Laboratories, and Visual Arts personnel.  Authority >> CCR T8 5194 (b) (1), 5191 (f), T22 Section 66265.16

Date    Class               Participants                                              Time            Place                                 Status
TBA, or ON REQUEST

Heat Illness and Prevention

Injury Illness & Prevention

The training covers employee rights & responsibilities, fire safety, emergency preparedness, ergonomics, and other services Risk Management & Safety provide.
Required for all University Employees
Authority >> CCR T8 3203, 5194 (b) (1), 3220 (e),3221(d) & T19 2520
PowerPoint Presentation  - for Faculty Center

1st & 3rd TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH
10:30 AM HR Conference Room (Craven 1st floor)
* Also available upon request for department meetings

*Contact HR to verify New Employee Orientation date.

HR Calendar

Lockout/Tagout/Blockout

This course provides for procedures for employees who maintain any electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and other energy systems, which could unexpectedly start up and cause injury.  Authorized employees will isolate and lock and tag the equipment to warn others that maintenance is occurring and equipment cannot be operated.  This training is required for some Facility Services employees. Lockout/blockout means that any energy source ¿ whether electrical, hydraulic, mechanical, compressed air, or any other source that might cause unexpected movement¿must be disengaged or blocked, and electrical sources must be de-energized and LOCKED or positively sealed in the OFF position.
Recommended for Facilities Employees.
Required for all employees that are working with the situation described above
Authority >> CCR T8 3314 (a)
AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
USB CONFERENCE ROOM

Powered Cart Safety

The University's Powered Cart Safety Program is designed to support the safety needs of those employees and students who either operate or oversee the use of the Neighborhood Electrical Vehicles used throughout campus.  This program provides the initial training and safety rules governing the use of powered carts on campus.
COMING SOON OR AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
Required for ALL staff and student employees using electrical carts
Authority >> DOT T49 Sec. 571.500, CFR  T29 1910.178 (a) (1), & CCR T8 3650
Please RSVP by calling x4502

Self Administered Training

VIDEO TRAINING

Radiation Safety Training

For all users of radioactive material and anyone that works in the areas where radioactive material is permitted.
Required for Employees who work with Radioactive Materials
Authority >> CCR T17, 10CFR 20, & the Radioactive Materials License

Radiation Safety Forms
Documentation for New & Continuing Research Assistants
Date        Class     Participants                            Time Place Status
TBA        Radiation Users of Radioactive Materials TBA TBA OPEN

Respirator Training

For all users of respirators on campus for job related activities - this training includes respirator fit testing.
Required for all operators of respiratory protective equipment
Authority >> CCR T8 5144
Date Class                     Participants Time  Place Status
TBA  Respirator Training Univ. Police    TBA  TBA  Open

AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

Overview of Risk Management

Recommended for the Campus Community
Date  Class                   Participants                     Time                 Place               Status
10/9    RM & WC           MPP's, Staff & Faculty     1-2:00 PM         Commons 206 OPEN
10/22  Supervisor Safety  MPP's & Lead Workers   9:30-11:00 AM Commons 206 OPEN

PowerPoint Presentation - Risk Management for Faculty Center
PowerPoint Presentation - Workers Compensation for Faculty Center

Risk Management & Workers Compensation Training - Designed for employees and supervisors responsible for employees

Risk Management is the planning, organizing, leading, and controlling operations of the University to minimize the adverse effects of accidental and avoidable losses without unduly curtailing or modifying activities necessary to the University¿s mission. Come and learn the 6 steps of effective departmental risk management;  1 - Identification of Risk, 2 - Analysis of Risk, 3 - Managing Risks ¿ Identifying Alternative Techniques, 4 - Selecting Techniques to Manage Risk, 5 - Implementing Risk Management Techniques, 6 - Monitoring and Improving Risk Management.

Safety Conference

This training is provided to meet a broad overview of Safety trainings which include, but are not limited to, Bloodborne Pathogen, Confined Space, Lock Out Tag Out & Hazardous Communications, etc. 
Recommended for Facilities and Parking Services Employees
* FACILITY SERVICES ONLY *
 
Date           Class   Participants Time Place Status
May 2010     TBD

*Contact your supervisor for the class that you are scheduled to attend

Sit Safe

Sit Safe is an ergonomic training program intended to instruct employees on proper ergonomic principles. At the end of the training each employee is prepared to recognize and correct possible ergonomic hazards in their own work areas.
Recommended for the Campus Community
COMING SOON
Please RSVP by calling x4502

Subpoena  101

Help! There's a Process Server in my office. What do I do?  This training is designed to inform you of your responsibility when the process server knocks on your door; and how to know what they really want.
Recommended for Employees who receive Subpoena's
COMING SOON
* ALL Employees
Please RSVP by calling x4502
Date  Class                      Participants Time  Place Status
TBA   Subpoena Training                        TBA   TBA   OPEN

Supervisor/Investigator Safety

Training is for Supervisors/Investigators working at Cal State San Marcos. It will cover Safety, IIPP, Workers' Compensation and Risk Management. It will also cover the responsibilities and liabilities of Supervisors, Leads and Managers in these subjects.

As a supervisor, you have the responsibility to:
1)  Provide a Safe Workplace and Assign Safe Work
You are required by law to take all reasonable precautions to protect your workers from illness or injury.
2)  Provide training and information
Inform your workers of job hazards and train them to do their jobs safely.
3)  Provide supervision
You must supervise your workers to ensure that they work safely and use equipment and protective devices properly where required.
4)  What are the penalties for failing to comply with any of these responsibilities?
People failing to comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act are subject to fines of up to $25,000.

Recommended for Directors, Managers, Supervisors and Lead Workers
Please RSVP by calling RM&S at x4502
Date    Class                   Participants                    Time                  Place              Status
TBA   Supervisor Safety  MPP's, & Lead Workers  TBA                  TBA                TBA

Storm Water Management and Pollution Prevention

To provide employees with an overview and knowledge of the CSU system of storm water management and pollution prevention goals, strategies, and operations. Required by the State of California to provide the information on the regulatory issues concerning storm water management principals.

Authority >> CCR Title 23 Title 28, and Title 33 under the State Water Resources Control Board along with Regional and Municipal water Districts.
Recommended for the Campus Community
COMING SOON
Please RSVP by calling x4502

PowerPoint Presentation
Self Administered Training