This course is a general campus offering for work units without a unit- or respirator-specific training. Consult your supervisor, Respirator Program Administrator (RPA), and/or exposure control plan to determine what course is required and how it is delivered for unit tracking.
Voluntary & non-voluntary respirator users
This course is a campus-wide offering required for employees with noise exposures in 8 hours exceeding 85 dBA average. Consult your supervisor to determine if the campus offering or unit-specific is required and how it is delivered for unit tracking.
Employees with noise exposures
This course is a campus-wide offering required for employees with formaldehyde exposures at or above 0.1ppm initially, annually and with work or equipment changes. Consult your supervisor and exposure control plan for unit requirements.
Employees with formaldehyde exposure
This course is a campus offering for work units without a unit-specific course. Content includes strategies for reducing risk of illness and injury related to snow removal.
Operations staff with snow removal responsibilities
This course is a campus offering for work units without a unit-specific course. Content includes strategies for reducing risk of illness and injury related to waste removal.
Operations staff with waste removal responsibilities
This course is a campus offering for work units without a unit-specific course. Consult your supervisor and exposure control plan to determine what Bloodborne Pathogens for Operations – Awareness course is required and how it is delivered for unit tracking.
Operations staff with materials distribution responsibilities
This course is a campus offering for work units without a unit-specific course. Consult your supervisor and exposure control plan to determine what Bloodborne Pathogens for Operations – Spill Response & Cleanup course is required and how it is delivered for unit tracking.
Operational (non-research, non-clinical) employees with spill response & cleanup responsibilities
This course is a campus offering for work units without a unit-specific course. Consult your supervisor and exposure control plan to determine what Bloodborne Pathogens for Operations – Awareness course is required and how it is delivered for unit tracking.
Operational (non-research, non-clinical) employees with exposure risk and without cleanup responsibilities
Radioactive Materials Shipper’s training is now on Canvas. This course explains how to comply with Department of Transportation (DOT) and other regulations when shipping and receiving radioactive materials.
Most shipping and receiving of radioactive materials is completed by ORS staff, however there are a some groups outside of ORS who require this training.
You do not need this training if you receive all radioactive materials through CORD or are returning expired sealed sources to CORD.
Contact ORS at radiationsafety@wisc.edu if you think you need this course and if ORS determines that you require this course, you will be given the registration link. A score of 80% is required to pass.
If you have previously taken this course will be sent the link at least one month before renewal is due. Renewal must be completed at least every 3 years, per 49 CFR 172.704 (c) (3).
Anyone who will ship radioactive materials, prepare such shipments, or receive such shipments directly from outside the University (e.g. PET isotopes).
Contact Elizabeth Oseid for more information at elizabeth.oseid@wisc.edu.
Medical Laser Safety Training is designed for those who use lasers in a clinical setting.
A score of 80% or better is required to pass this course.
Class 3B and 4 clinical laser users at School of Veterinary Medicine