Topics include, but are not limited to, selection, use, maintenance, storage, limitation, and UCONN policies. Fit testing of respirators to ensure proper fit is conducted at the end of the session.

Annual Respiratory Protection training and fit testing classes will be offered monthly.
Prior to registering for a class, written medical approval must be obtained from Student Health Services.
Registrants must read and follow these instructions prior to scheduling and attending training: Preparatory Instructions for Respiratory Training
Individuals who have not received written medical approval or have not followed the pre-training instructions noted above, will not be permitted to attend the respiratory protection training course.

Asbestos Awareness classes are held on the first Thursday of every month.
Topics in the training include, but are not limited to, history of asbestos use, health effects, controls, locations and recognition of asbestos-containing materials, and UCONN policies concerning asbestos.

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INTENDED AUDIENCE: Electrical Unqualified Persons Employees whose job duties do not bring them close enough to the exposed parts of electrical circuits for a hazard to exist (operating at 50 volts or more), but use power tools, perform service on machines and equipment or perform maintenance and repair functions as part of their job, are required to receive Electrical Safety Awareness Training for unqualified persons.

COURSE DESCRIPTION: For more information about this course, contact Rich Kula (860-486-3190)

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This class fulfills the training requirement of the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens standard, 29CFR 1910.1030.Topics covered include epidemiology and symptoms of bloodborne pathogens, exposure reduction strategies, engineering controls, personal protective equipment, work practices and others required by the standard. Attendance at this Initial classroom setting is the prerequisite for annual retraining.

his course covers the University of Connecticut Radiation Safety Program. Topics include: radiation protection principles, signs and labels, security, and emergency procedures.