Safety Training Classes

Mandatory Training for Managers and Supervisors

Accident Investigations
Basic Office Ergonomics
Basic Office Inspections
Workplace Violence: Recognition and Prevention
Workers' Compensation Overview for Managers and Supervisors
Workplace Evaluation and Management Tools*

*Workplace Evaluation and Management Tools can be found at NVELearn.

Mandatory Training for Safety Coordinators

Accident Investigations
Basic Office Inspections
Emergency Action Plan
Safety Committee Basics
Written Safety Plan

Safety Committee Members should take these five classes when their schedules permit, in order to be effective contributors to their agency's Safety and Health Program. While these five classes are mandatory for all State Safety Coordinators, Safety Specialists should consider taking all ten Risk Management Safety Classes, during the course of their careers in State Service. Furthermore, Managers and Supervisors who oversee their agency's Safety and Health Program are encouraged to take Emergency Action Plan, Written Safety Plan and Safety Committee Basics.

Additional Mandatory Training for Certain Empolyees*

Defensive Driving
Adult CPR/AED

*Certain employees are required to take Defensive Driving. Use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) requires CPR/AED training. See course descriptions behind these links for more information about these requirements. 

State Employee Training Required by DHRM

State Employees are required by the Division of Human Resource Management to take a variety of courses. These requirements, which vary according to the employee's position and responsibilities, are outlined by the Office of Employee Development on their webpage which can be accessed on DHRM's Website or by the following link:

Employee Development