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The following is a brief list of training offered by Environmental Health & Safety. If there is a subject not listed in which you have an interest, please contact a member of the EHS team, or ehs@kent.edu

• Asbestos Awareness
• Electrical Safety
• Bloodborne Pathogens for Custodians
• Hazard Communication
• Hazardous Waste Management
• Hearing Conservation
• Respiratory Protection
• Fall Protection
• Lockout/Tagout
• Hand and Power Tool Safety
• Slips, Trips and Falls
• Ladder Safety
• Flammable and Combustible Liquids

FlashTrain is the online training system managed by Environmental Health and Safety. With FlashTrain, university employees will be able to access online training sessions and register for facilitator-led training sessions.

FlashTrain can be accessed by selecting Employee / Resources / Training and Development from the main menu in FlashLine or via .

In-person safety training offerings

The Fire Safety and Prevention Office provides training on an annual basis to various staff and students including security aides, resident directors, resident assistants, chemistry and biological sciences personnel and departments, student organizations, and contractors conducting hot work activities.

For information on any of the fire safety training areas listed below, contact Fire Safety Services at 330-672-1962 firesafety@kent.edu

Fire Prevention training includes:

• Fire extinguisher use
• Fire alarm response
• First responder
• Building evacuation in response to emergencies

All faculty, principal investigators, staff, students, and volunteers who will be working in a research laboratory must complete safety training prior to beginning their lab research. Those using radioactive materials must also attend training prior to beginning their work; the radioactive training must be completed annually.

For information on any of the training sessions listed below, or to set up specialized training, contact Environmental Health & Safety at 330-672-1950 or ehs@kent.edu

Research training areas include:

• OSHA Laboratory Safety - includes chemical safety and chemical spills.
• Radioactive Materials Training - includes ionizing radiation fundamentals, radiation training for non-radiation workers, and regulatory requirements.
• Biosafety Training - safe work practices in a biological lab.