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Find out how to access required and recommended safety training for arts and crafts workers at UCSD.
Individual supervisors must identify job-specific hazards and make sure their employees attend required and recommended safety training for the type of work they perform.
Required for all employees receiving compensation from UCSD. You need to attend only once in your career.
Note: IIPP training is recommended for anyone working in a high-hazard environment, regardless of payroll status.
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Required for employees who use an air-purifying respirator.
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Required annually for employees who work with hazardous materials. Area supervisors are responsible for providing annual hazardous materials refresher training to their individual work groups.
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Required for employees who generate any chemical waste from a studio or shop, including paints, solvents, and other material used in visual arts.
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Required for employees who, as part of their job, are exposed to noise levels at or above 85 decibels over an eight-hour workday.
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Recommended for employees who move or lift equipment and heavy loads.
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Recommended for all employees who wish to learn about basic preparedness procedures and resources, or their department's role in UCSD's Emergency Operations Plan.
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Recommended for employees who perform repetitive motions, stand for prolonged periods of time, operate hand tools, or frequently bend, lean, and lift.
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Recommended for employees working with hazardous materials, equipment, or processes associated with a high risk of fire.
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Recommended for all drivers of UC-owned vehicles.
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