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Class List - The following safety-related classes are provided on a regular basis or can be scheduled. Select and follow the link to a description and class content See the following link for checklist of required training and documents (Lab and research areas) (Non-lab areas)
- Employee Safety & Hazard Communication (Right-to-Know)
- Defensive Driving Course
- Laboratory Standard
- BioSafety Training Class
- Bloodborne Pathogen Class
- Animal Worker Safety (monthly)
- Respirator Training & Fit Testing
- Radiation Safety
- Nuclear Gauge Training- Radiation Safety (annual)
- Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Training (upon request)
- Emergency Action Plan (bimonthly- for NMSU policy)
- Lock out Tag out (annual)
- Confined Space (annual)
- Hearing Protection
- Ladder Safety (annual)
- Fork Lift Training (bimonthly training)
- Asbestos Awareness (annual training arranged by EH&S, Campus management by OFS
- Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
- Office Ergonomics (one on one training)
- Back and Lifting Safety
- Fire Extinguisher Operation/Use (hands-on training provided by Fire Section of PPD)
Class Descriptions & Contents
Defensive Driving Class (DDC) / NMSU Driving Permit
This safety driving class is provided for employees to comply with requirement to drive a University or state vehicle licenced for highway use (also see DDC classes). Note: This class is not needed to only drive a utility (golf, electric, etc) cart on campus (see NMSU Utility Cart Safety Policy).
University Policy:- Driving Permit:
In order to drive a university vehicle (licensed for highway use), the individual
- 1. Must attend or show proof of recent attendance (Proof to include documentation of class attendance, provider, class type, date) at a nationally sanctioned safety driving course, e.g. National Safety Council, or at EH&S' (4) four-hour Defensive Driving Class training sessions and
- 2. Have a valid driving license (Prospective drivers will undergo a motor vehicle records check, initially and every 3 years) and
- 3. Maintain a good driving record (Any employee or student who receives a traffic citation for driving under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs, or fails to obey any applicable traffic laws while driving or occupying a state vehicle may result in suspension or revocation of their University driver's privileges. See vehicle use precedures)
State statute requires individuals to obtain a NM drivers license within 30 days of establishing residence in NM. Out of state license holders are required to provide a certified copy of their driving history before a NMSU permit is issued. EH&S can check most state driving records (NOT CA, WA, PA, or MD) for an additional charge (the fee depends on the state).
Upon successful completion of these requirements a NMSU driving permit will be issued.
Fees -
| $50.00 (plus applicable license check fee) | |
| $50.00 fee for individuals attending class for personal reasons | |
| Note there is a handling & licence check fee for issuing a permit to those that have obtained DDC certificate outside NMSU |
To register for this class you must provide
| *your full name (*as on your current license), | |
| *address (street, city, state, country - *as on your current license), | |
| *date of birth, (*as on your current license) |
| a current/valid driver's license number, and | |
| a department account number (pay by check or cash if the class is for personal reasons). |
on line form. Non-employees (or personals) can also register on linene but must pay for the class at EH&S at least a week in advance
Individuals should bring their current driver's license and a pencil to class.
This class is provided by EH&S at the Safety training facility (map) and is on the monthly schedule.Schedule) (To Register) (More information)
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