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Employees that will be working in a laboratory must complete Laboratory Safety Training (Online) – Train Traq Course #2114106 prior to being assigned any duties that could result in an exposure to any hazardous condition.
If needing to use shared lab equipment, training must be completed for gaining access. Visit the department's Shared Equipment website for the equipment list, fees and details on scheduling training. Visit the Biomedical Engineering Safety website for details and documents.
The following outlines Texas A&M Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) safety training requirements for faculty and staff working in laboratories. EHS prefers faculty and staff attend the classroom Introduction to Laboratory Safety (TrainTraq course 211126) training.
How do I register for laboratory safety training? Employee Training Resources. This includes staff, faculty, student technicians, and paid graduate students. Online trainings are available on SSO TrainTraq. Laboratory Safety Training (Online) – EHS – Train Traq Course #2114106 – Click here for registration.
• Develop and provide safety-related training, including the Introduction to Laboratory Safety Training course (which includes general Hazard Communication Training). • Investigate reported laboratory accidents, especially those resulting in injury, to evaluate for trends. Recommend action with the purpose of
• Develop and implement safe SOP’s for the lab activities to be incorporated into the CHP – These must be updated as processes change • Conduct annual training for all lab personnel on the contents of the CHP, including lab specific hazards and SOP’s • Retrain staff on all new or revised SOP’s
Biosafety Level 3 Training: Before you can work in a BSL-3 lab you must complete BSL-3 training provided by Office of Biosafety staff. Instructor led BSL-3 training is available upon request, as needed.
