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Safety

Training

Training is essential for achieving consistent safe operations in the workplace as well as reducing injuries and illnesses.  The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) stresses safety training in their regulations to ensure that personnel understand their responsibility and accountability for a safety and healthful workplace. 

DOHS provides training at the NIH organization level to comply with Federal, State and Local laws, policies and regulations.  Further training on Standard Operating Procedures in the laboratory is also required to ensure safety for personnel.  As technologies in the laboratory evolve, training must match the situations.

Note: Training is limited to only NIH employees, contractors and special assigned personnel.

To learn about these training programs, contact us at (301) 827-6091.

Safety Training

Information and registration for the following courses are available through the external linksafety training website.

Introduction to Laboratory Safety
Laboratory Safety at the NIH – Baltimore Campus only – Classroom
Laboratory Safety Refresher Course
S.T.A.R.S. “Learn by Doing” Lab Safety training
Working Safely with HIV and Other Bloodborne Pathogens for Non-Hospital Personnel
Working Safely with HIV and Other Bloodborne Pathogens for Non-Hospital Personnel – Baltimore Campus only
Bloodborne Pathogen Refresher Class
Biological Safety Level 3 Training
Biological Safety Level 3 Training for Support Personnel
Biological Materials Shipper Training

CPR Training 

Information and registration for CPR training for lay responders, clinicians and Public Health Service Officers can be found through the external linkCPR training website.


external linkBasic Life Support Full Course

external linkBasic Life Support Renewal Course

external linkLay Responder CPR/AED Course

Ergonomics

Information and registration for ergonomics training can be found through the external linkErgonomics website.

Employee Assistance Program Workshops

Information about organizing a classroom-based workshop can be found through the external linkEmployee Assistance Program website.