Other Online Training

At the completion of this training, you should understand:

• Recognize hazards associated with agricultural equipment
• Discuss eight equipment hazards known to cause injuries
• Identify warning labels used of agricultural equipment
• Demonstrate reaction time as it relates to equipment hazards

This is recommended training for any CFAES employees who use hazardous equipment.

Everyone working in a Kottman Hall Greenhouse should be aware of the best management practices and are responsible for upholding the expectations and guidelines of the facility. 

This program is a one-time, required training for all individuals working in Kottman Hall Greenhouse, even if they are not working with plants. For any other questions or concerns regarding this training, please contact Michael Kelly (kelly.349@osu.edu) at 614-247-4590.

At the completion of this training, you should understand the following:

• Understand the purpose of a tractor
• Understand the characteristics of a tractor
• Recognize the hazard groups associated with tractors
• Understand tractor stability
• Identify the controls and instrumentation of a tractor
• Understand preventative maintenance and pre-operation checks
• Demonstrate safe use of a tractor

This is recommended training for employees who operate tractors.

Coming soon.

This is recommended training for employees who operate utility vehicles.

This training is an introduction to the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, sharps safety, common bloodborne pathogens and the College of Dentistry Exposure Control Plan.

This class is for students, faculty and staff in the College of Dentistry

This training provides an overview of how the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standard (CFR 1910.1030), sharps safety, common bloodborne pathogens and the Athletics Department Exposure Control Plan relate to intercollegiate and recreational athletics.

It is offered required annually for all Athletic Department employees who are at risk of occupational exposure to human blood, body fluids or other potentially infectious material (as defined by the OSHA standard).

This training provides education as to concussion. Diagnosis, relevant signs and symptoms, and return to play and the role of the athletic trainer is reviewed as it relates to intercollegiate athletics. 

The training is required annually for sport coaches, strength coaches, and athletic trainers.

The Campus Defensive Driving online safety module provides a basic introduction on how to drive defensively while operating university vehicles. Some of the topics covered in this module include driver distractions, how to safely navigate an intersection, backing accidents, and traffic safety on campus. 

This is recommended training for any university employee that operates university vehicles or drives a vehicle on campus.