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FACT SHEET Sept. 2017 Training and Laboratory Access Policies at Princeton Environmental Health & Safety 262 Alexander Street Princeton, NJ 08540 T: 609-258-5294 E: [email protected] New to Princeton? If you work in a lab or with hazardous materials, there are some basic policies you must know. Safety Training All faculty, staff, students, and visiting researchers performing research in laboratories must attend the University’s Laboratory Safety training, regardless of previous training and experience elsewhere. In addition, any individual working with hazardous chemicals in workplaces other than laboratories must attend Hazard Communication Training. If you conduct research with recombinant/ synthetic nucleic acid molecules that are not exempt from the NIH Guidelines and/or biosafety level 2 materials you must attend Intro to Biosafety training. EHS offers many training programs to meet the needs of the university community, including radiation safety, laser safety, and respiratory protection to name a few. Managing Your Training The University’s training management site is available at princeton.edu/training. Despite the name, the Employee Learning Center is intended for students, faculty and staff and provides the campus community with a single location for all training needs. Individuals may review their own training history (record) as well as view upcoming training sessions offered by several University offices, including Human Resources, OIT, General Council, and EHS. Individuals may enroll in training sessions as they wish, right from the Employee Learning Center. To register for an EHS training session, go to: princeton.edu/training. On the main navigation bar, directly under the Princeton University shield, position your mouse over “Training by Department and select “Environmental Health & Safety”. The EHS training calendar is posted on the site and new sessions are added regularly. Simply ‘click’ on the training title to enroll in the training session of your choice. If you do not see a training session that you require, please contact EHS at 8-5294 to inquire as to the next session date, or to schedule a special session for your lab or group. Laboratory Access Because Princeton faculty, staff, students, and visiting researchers must take Continued on next page » Example—EHS Training Center
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FACTSHEET Sept.2017
TrainingandLaboratoryAccessPoliciesatPrinceton
Environmental Health & Safety 262 Alexander Street Princeton, NJ 08540 T: 609-258-5294 E: [email protected]
New to Princeton? If youwork in a lab orwith hazardous materials, there are somebasicpoliciesyoumustknow.SafetyTrainingAll faculty, staff, students, and visitingresearchers performing research inlaboratories must attend the University’sLaboratory Safety training, regardless ofprevioustrainingandexperienceelsewhere.In addition, any individual working withhazardous chemicals in workplaces otherthan laboratories must attend HazardCommunicationTraining.If you conduct researchwith recombinant/syntheticnucleicacidmoleculesthatarenotexempt from the NIH Guidelines and/orbiosafetylevel2materialsyoumustattendIntrotoBiosafetytraining.EHSoffersmanytrainingprogramstomeetthe needs of the university community,including radiation safety, laser safety, andrespiratoryprotectiontonameafew.ManagingYourTrainingTheUniversity’strainingmanagementsiteisavailableatprinceton.edu/training.Despitethename, theEmployeeLearningCenter isintendedforstudents,facultyandstaffandprovides the campus community with asinglelocationforalltrainingneeds.Individuals may review their own traininghistory (record) as well as view upcomingtraining sessions offered by severalUniversity offices, including Human
Resources, OIT, General Council, and EHS.Individualsmayenrollintrainingsessionsastheywish,rightfromtheEmployeeLearningCenter.ToregisterforanEHStrainingsession,goto:princeton.edu/training.On themainnavigationbar, directly underthe Princeton University shield, positionyourmouse over “Training by Departmentandselect“EnvironmentalHealth&Safety”.TheEHS training calendar is postedon thesite and new sessions are added regularly.Simply‘click’onthetrainingtitletoenrollinthetrainingsessionofyourchoice.Ifyoudonotseeatrainingsessionthatyourequire, please contact EHS at 8-5294 toinquire as to the next session date, or toschedule a special session for your lab orgroup.LaboratoryAccessBecause Princeton faculty, staff, students,and visiting researchers must take
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FACTSHEET Sept.2017
TrainingandLaboratoryAccessPoliciesatPrinceton
Environmental Health & Safety 262 Alexander Street Princeton, NJ 08540 T: 609-258-5294 E: [email protected]
LaboratorySafetyTrainingprior toworkingin laboratories, EHS routinely receivesquestions regarding lab access prior to thenextavailabletrainingdate.Inordertoeasilyanswerthesequestions,EHShasdesignedaquickreferencechart(below).
For more information, see AccessRecommendationsatehs.princeton.edu.Please contact Kyle Angjelo via email [email protected] or phone at 609-258-2711withanyquestionsorconcerns.
LaboratoryAccessReferenceChart
