This course is designed to inform personnel working in a BSL2 about the procedures and practices they should be aware of when working in the lab.

Participants will learn what biohazardous materials are, where they are found, principle routes of exposure, proper PPE, universal precaution, common techniques in a BSL2, decontamination of and disposal of biological materials, lab equipment used in a BSL2, engineering controls, reporting procedures, signage and standard operating procedures

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), AED & First Aid is a recommended course. This class is designed for participants to learn and be certified in Adult and Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) by the American Heart Association. Topics include: breathing and cardiac emergencies; identifying and caring for bleeding; caring for sudden illness and injuries; preventing disease transmission; and AED training. This course also serves as a recertification course for CPR and First Aid.

Snacks, beverages, and lunch are not provided, participants are responsbile for these items.

Payment via credit card is due at the time of enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration, you must request a refund no later than 3 business days before the training or you will still be charged. EH&S reserves the right to cancel the course due to low enrollment. If there are less than 8 people enrolled 3 days prior to the class date, the class will be cancelled. You will be given the option to enroll in another section at a later date, or have your money refunded.

Price is subject to change.

Parking - there is a $5.00 fee to park if you do not have a current ISU parking permit. If you plan to drive, please ensure your vehicle has the current parking permit displayed. EH&S does not issue visitor parking permits. If you do not have a current ISU parking permit, you can park in a metered space and pay to park.

This 4-hour course provides a detailed overview of the hazards related to portable and erected scaffold systems, including recognition and prevention of those hazards to safeguard workers, property and the public. The course includes hands-on practice in erecting and dismantling a scaffold.

In the event of cancellation you must request a refund within 48 hours of the training or you will still be charged.

Forklifts are useful for handling heavy materials but remember that they are powerful machines that can be extremely dangerous if operated incorrectly. This course is designed to help you become a better and safer forklift operator. If you’re an experienced operator, this course may remind you of safe habits and work practices that you might have forgotten. If you’re a new operator, this course will describe the operating practices you need to follow to be a safe operator.

Upon completion of this in-person classroom course, please do one of the following to complete the hands-on driving portion of the course:

If you work in one of the following areas, please contact your designated forklift operator:

• ABE, Athletics, BioCentury Research Farm, Central Stores, ISU Dining, FP&M, Mechanical Engineering, Printing & Copy Services, Research Farms, Vet Med

If you do not work in one of the areas above, please contact EH&S to schedule your driving test in the first available session.

Forklifts are useful for handling heavy materials but remember that they are powerful machines that can be extremely dangerous if operated incorrectly. This course is designed to help you become a better and safer forklift operator. If you’re an experienced operator, this course may remind you of safe habits and work practices that you might have forgotten. If you’re a new operator, this course will describe the operating practices you need to follow to be a safe operator.

Upon completion of this in-person classroom course, please do one of the following to complete the hands-on driving portion of the course:

If you work in one of the following areas, please contact your designated forklift operator:

• ABE, Athletics, BioCentury Research Farm, Central Stores, ISU Dining, FP&M, Mechanical Engineering, Printing & Copy Services, Research Farms, Vet Med

If you do not work in one of the areas above, please contact EH&S to schedule your driving test in the first available session.

This course is for employees exposed to fall and falling object hazards. Please bring any fall protection equipment you may utilize with you to this training course. This three-hour course covers the following topics: identification of fall hazards, fall hazard control methods, and the proper care, inspection, storage, and the use of equipment of fall protection systems and sub-components. This course offers hands on training with fall protection equipment for participants. 3M-DBI/Sala and Guardian fall protection equipment will also be available for the hands-on portion of the training course.

This course will teach you how to recognize life-threatening bleeding and the quick actions you can take to help control the bleeding, including when and how to use a tourniquet. The training will include discussion of the Stop the Bleed kits that are located in AED cabinets across campus.

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

This course explains the hot work permit program at Iowa State University and how to comply with the hot work permit system to minimize hot work hazards. Participants will learn when a hot work permit is required, who is involved in the permit process, their responsibilities, and the hot work safety requirements.

This course explains the hot work permit program at Iowa State University and how to comply with the hot work permit system to minimize hot work hazards. Participants will learn when a hot work permit is required, who is involved in the permit process, their responsibilities, and the hot work safety requirements.

This course explains the hot work permit program at Iowa State University and how to comply with the hot work permit system to minimize hot work hazards. Participants will learn when a hot work permit is required, who is involved in the permit process, their responsibilities, and the hot work safety requirements.

This course instructs supervisors on how to conduct an investigation after an employee reports an accident, injury or near miss on the job. Supervisors will learn to identify their roles in reducing accident rates, identify an accident's root causes and contributing factors, and identify measures to correct dangerous workplace situations.

This course instructs supervisors on how to conduct an investigation after an employee reports an accident, injury or near miss on the job. Supervisors will learn to identify their roles in reducing accident rates, identify an accident's root causes and contributing factors, and identify measures to correct dangerous workplace situations.

This course provides laboratory personnel with information on how to conduct effective laboratory safety surveys.

This course covers the specific requirements of OSHA's Confined Spaces Standard and Iowa State's Confined Spaces Policy for worker entrance into a confined space.

This course covers the specific requirements of OSHA's Confined Spaces Standard and Iowa State's Confined Spaces Policy for worker entrance into a confined space.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

Iowa State's Respiratory Protection Manual mandates training for University personnel who are required to wear respirators during their work activities. The initial training class will review the correct use and care of respiratory protection equipment. Course participants will conclude the class by being fit in an appropriate size and brand of respirator.Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit-tested. To register for this class please call (515) 294-2193.

Iowa State's Respiratory Protection Manual mandates training for University personnel who are required to wear respirators during their work activities. The initial training class will review the correct use and care of respiratory protection equipment. Course participants will conclude the class by being fit in an appropriate size and brand of respirator.Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit-tested. To register for this class please call (515) 294-2193.

Iowa State's Respiratory Protection Manual mandates training for University personnel who are required to wear respirators during their work activities. The initial training class will review the correct use and care of respiratory protection equipment. Course participants will conclude the class by being fit in an appropriate size and brand of respirator.Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit-tested. To register for this class please call (515) 294-2193.

Iowa State's Respiratory Protection Manual mandates training for University personnel who are required to wear respirators during their work activities. The initial training class will review the correct use and care of respiratory protection equipment. Course participants will conclude the class by being fit in an appropriate size and brand of respirator.Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit-tested. To register for this class please call (515) 294-2193.

Iowa State's Respiratory Protection Manual mandates training for University personnel who are required to wear respirators during their work activities. The initial training class will review the correct use and care of respiratory protection equipment. Course participants will conclude the class by being fit in an appropriate size and brand of respirator.Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit-tested. To register for this class please call (515) 294-2193.

Iowa State's Respiratory Protection Manual mandates training for University personnel who are required to wear respirators during their work activities. The initial training class will review the correct use and care of respiratory protection equipment. Course participants will conclude the class by being fit in an appropriate size and brand of respirator.Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit-tested. To register for this class please call (515) 294-2193.

Iowa State's Respiratory Protection Manual mandates training for University personnel who are required to wear respirators during their work activities. The initial training class will review the correct use and care of respiratory protection equipment. Course participants will conclude the class by being fit in an appropriate size and brand of respirator.Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit-tested. To register for this class please call (515) 294-2193.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

Recertification respirator training is given to all university employees and students who have completed the initial respirator class and are currently using respirators. This course, an annual requirement of Iowa State University Respiratory Protection Program, reviews correct respirator usage and care, and includes a respirator fit test. The fit test ensures that the participant continues to have a proper fit with their current respirator.

The final part of a four part training series for individuals who intend to use radioactive materials at Iowa State University. Part 4 - Performance Based Training is a laboratory classroom session that covers practical methods for ensuring the safe use of radioactive materials. The prerequisite for this training is to complete Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 online and successfully pass these online courses. This is a laboratory training class. Participants are required to dress for the laboratory including wearing closed toe and closed heel shoes.

Bring your completed Radioactive Material Worker Application, signed by your PI, to the Part 4 training. You will not be allowed to complete Part 4 without this application.

The final part of a four part training series for individuals who intend to use radioactive materials at Iowa State University. Part 4 - Performance Based Training is a laboratory classroom session that covers practical methods for ensuring the safe use of radioactive materials. The prerequisite for this training is to complete Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 online and successfully pass these online courses. This is a laboratory training class. Participants are required to dress for the laboratory including wearing closed toe and closed heel shoes.

Bring your completed Radioactive Material Worker Application, signed by your PI, to the Part 4 training. You will not be allowed to complete Part 4 without this application.

The final part of a four part training series for individuals who intend to use radioactive materials at Iowa State University. Part 4 - Performance Based Training is a laboratory classroom session that covers practical methods for ensuring the safe use of radioactive materials. The prerequisite for this training is to complete Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 online and successfully pass these online courses. This is a laboratory training class. Participants are required to dress for the laboratory including wearing closed toe and closed heel shoes.

Bring your completed Radioactive Material Worker Application, signed by your PI, to the Part 4 training. You will not be allowed to complete Part 4 without this application.

The final part of a four part training series for individuals who intend to use radioactive materials at Iowa State University. Part 4 - Performance Based Training is a laboratory classroom session that covers practical methods for ensuring the safe use of radioactive materials. The prerequisite for this training is to complete Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 online and successfully pass these online courses. This is a laboratory training class. Participants are required to dress for the laboratory including wearing closed toe and closed heel shoes.

Bring your completed Radioactive Material Worker Application, signed by your PI, to the Part 4 training. You will not be allowed to complete Part 4 without this application.

The final part of a four part training series for individuals who intend to use radioactive materials at Iowa State University. Part 4 - Performance Based Training is a laboratory classroom session that covers practical methods for ensuring the safe use of radioactive materials. The prerequisite for this training is to complete Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 online and successfully pass these online courses. This is a laboratory training class. Participants are required to dress for the laboratory including wearing closed toe and closed heel shoes.

Bring your completed Radioactive Material Worker Application, signed by your PI, to the Part 4 training. You will not be allowed to complete Part 4 without this application.

The final part of a four part training series for individuals who intend to use radioactive materials at Iowa State University. Part 4 - Performance Based Training is a laboratory classroom session that covers practical methods for ensuring the safe use of radioactive materials. The prerequisite for this training is to complete Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 online and successfully pass these online courses. This is a laboratory training class. Participants are required to dress for the laboratory including wearing closed toe and closed heel shoes.

Bring your completed Radioactive Material Worker Application, signed by your PI, to the Part 4 training. You will not be allowed to complete Part 4 without this application.

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), AED & First Aid is a recommended course. This class is designed for participants to learn and be certified in Adult and Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) by the American Heart Association. Topics include: breathing and cardiac emergencies; identifying and caring for bleeding; caring for sudden illness and injuries; preventing disease transmission; and AED training. This course also serves as a recertification course for CPR and First Aid.

Snacks, beverages, and lunch are not provided, participants are responsbile for these items.

Payment via credit card is due at the time of enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration, you must request a refund no later than 3 business days before the training or you will still be charged. EH&S reserves the right to cancel the course due to low enrollment. If there are less than 8 people enrolled 3 days prior to the class date, the class will be cancelled. You will be given the option to enroll in another section at a later date, or have your money refunded.

Price is subject to change.

Parking - there is a $5.00 fee to park if you do not have a current ISU parking permit. If you plan to drive, please ensure your vehicle has the current parking permit displayed. EH&S does not issue visitor parking permits. If you do not have a current ISU parking permit, you can park in a metered space and pay to park.

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), AED & First Aid is a recommended course. This class is designed for participants to learn and be certified in Adult and Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) by the American Heart Association. Topics include: breathing and cardiac emergencies; identifying and caring for bleeding; caring for sudden illness and injuries; preventing disease transmission; and AED training. This course also serves as a recertification course for CPR and First Aid.

Snacks, beverages, and lunch are not provided, participants are responsbile for these items.

Payment via credit card is due at the time of enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration, you must request a refund no later than 3 business days before the training or you will still be charged. EH&S reserves the right to cancel the course due to low enrollment. If there are less than 8 people enrolled 3 days prior to the class date, the class will be cancelled. You will be given the option to enroll in another section at a later date, or have your money refunded.

Price is subject to change.

Parking - there is a $5.00 fee to park if you do not have a current ISU parking permit. If you plan to drive, please ensure your vehicle has the current parking permit displayed. EH&S does not issue visitor parking permits. If you do not have a current ISU parking permit, you can park in a metered space and pay to park.

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), AED & First Aid is a recommended course. This class is designed for participants to learn and be certified in Adult and Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) by the American Heart Association. Topics include: breathing and cardiac emergencies; identifying and caring for bleeding; caring for sudden illness and injuries; preventing disease transmission; and AED training. This course also serves as a recertification course for CPR and First Aid.

Snacks, beverages, and lunch are not provided, participants are responsbile for these items.

Payment via credit card is due at the time of enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration, you must request a refund no later than 3 business days before the training or you will still be charged. EH&S reserves the right to cancel the course due to low enrollment. If there are less than 8 people enrolled 3 days prior to the class date, the class will be cancelled. You will be given the option to enroll in another section at a later date, or have your money refunded.

Price is subject to change.

Parking - there is a $5.00 fee to park if you do not have a current ISU parking permit. If you plan to drive, please ensure your vehicle has the current parking permit displayed. EH&S does not issue visitor parking permits. If you do not have a current ISU parking permit, you can park in a metered space and pay to park.

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), AED & First Aid is a recommended course. This class is designed for participants to learn and be certified in Adult and Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) by the American Heart Association. Topics include: breathing and cardiac emergencies; identifying and caring for bleeding; caring for sudden illness and injuries; preventing disease transmission; and AED training. This course also serves as a recertification course for CPR and First Aid.

Snacks, beverages, and lunch are not provided, participants are responsbile for these items.

Payment via credit card is due at the time of enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration, you must request a refund no later than 3 business days before the training or you will still be charged. EH&S reserves the right to cancel the course due to low enrollment. If there are less than 8 people enrolled 3 days prior to the class date, the class will be cancelled. You will be given the option to enroll in another section at a later date, or have your money refunded.

Price is subject to change.

Parking - there is a $5.00 fee to park if you do not have a current ISU parking permit. If you plan to drive, please ensure your vehicle has the current parking permit displayed. EH&S does not issue visitor parking permits. If you do not have a current ISU parking permit, you can park in a metered space and pay to park.

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), AED & First Aid is a recommended course. This class is designed for participants to learn and be certified in Adult and Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) by the American Heart Association. Topics include: breathing and cardiac emergencies; identifying and caring for bleeding; caring for sudden illness and injuries; preventing disease transmission; and AED training. This course also serves as a recertification course for CPR and First Aid.

Snacks, beverages, and lunch are not provided, participants are responsbile for these items.

Payment via credit card is due at the time of enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration, you must request a refund no later than 3 business days before the training or you will still be charged. EH&S reserves the right to cancel the course due to low enrollment. If there are less than 8 people enrolled 3 days prior to the class date, the class will be cancelled. You will be given the option to enroll in another section at a later date, or have your money refunded.

Price is subject to change.

Parking - there is a $5.00 fee to park if you do not have a current ISU parking permit. If you plan to drive, please ensure your vehicle has the current parking permit displayed. EH&S does not issue visitor parking permits. If you do not have a current ISU parking permit, you can park in a metered space and pay to park.

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

Fire safety and extinguisher training is required for those employees who have jobs that involve laboratory processes, hot work or similar duties. Fire safety and extinguisher training is recommended for all other ISU employees.

Fire Safety and Extinguisher Training provides hands-on practice using a fire extinguisher in addition to classroom instruction. The course covers safety and emergency procedures for preventing and responding to a fire emergency. Participants learn common ignition sources of fires and good practices for the storage of flammable and combustible materials with the goal of preventing fires; what to know and do ahead of time in order to be prepared for a fire emergency; the proper steps to take in the event of a fire; when to use a fire extinguisher and how to handle the extinguisher by putting out a simulated fire.

Learners who want to practice using a fire extinguisher can attend the final 20 minutes of the classroom course to receive hands-on use of a fire extinguisher. Check the Schedule on your dashboard or call 294-5359. (The practice time is not a recorded training.)

This course instructs supervisors on how to conduct an investigation after an employee reports an accident, injury or near miss on the job. Supervisors will learn to identify their roles in reducing accident rates, identify an accident's root causes and contributing factors, and identify measures to correct dangerous workplace situations.

This course instructs supervisors on how to conduct an investigation after an employee reports an accident, injury or near miss on the job. Supervisors will learn to identify their roles in reducing accident rates, identify an accident's root causes and contributing factors, and identify measures to correct dangerous workplace situations.

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), AED & First Aid is a recommended course. This class is designed for participants to learn and be certified in Adult and Pediatric CPR, First Aid, and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) by the American Heart Association. Topics include: breathing and cardiac emergencies; identifying and caring for bleeding; caring for sudden illness and injuries; preventing disease transmission; and AED training. This course also serves as a recertification course for CPR and First Aid.

Snacks, beverages, and lunch are not provided, participants are responsbile for these items.

Payment via credit card is due at the time of enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration, you must request a refund no later than 3 business days before the training or you will still be charged. EH&S reserves the right to cancel the course due to low enrollment. If there are less than 8 people enrolled 3 days prior to the class date, the class will be cancelled. You will be given the option to enroll in another section at a later date, or have your money refunded.

Price is subject to change.

Parking - there is a $5.00 fee to park if you do not have a current ISU parking permit. If you plan to drive, please ensure your vehicle has the current parking permit displayed. EH&S does not issue visitor parking permits. If you do not have a current ISU parking permit, you can park in a metered space and pay to park.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

This OSHA-required training will provide participants with information on Iowa State's fall protection policy, fall hazard assessments, prevention and control of fall hazards and fall protection systems. Anyone working on elevated surfaces (greater than 4 feet) is required to attend this training.

This course, for workers who will not handle or apply pesticides, covers the requirements of the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) for employees that are working in areas where pesticides that have an “Agricultural Use Requirements” section on the product label have been applied within the last 30 days or a restricted entry interval (REI) has been in effect within the last 30 days. Workers are people that are doing work such as harvesting, weeding, pruning, or irrigation for the production of agricultural plants on farms, forests, and in nurseries or enclosed space production areas, such as greenhouses. Workers do not handle or apply pesticides.

This course, for workers who will not handle or apply pesticides, covers the requirements of the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) for employees that are working in areas where pesticides that have an “Agricultural Use Requirements” section on the product label have been applied within the last 30 days or a restricted entry interval (REI) has been in effect within the last 30 days. Workers are people that are doing work such as harvesting, weeding, pruning, or irrigation for the production of agricultural plants on farms, forests, and in nurseries or enclosed space production areas, such as greenhouses. Workers do not handle or apply pesticides.

How to navigate, search, and order standard and custom promotional products through ISU’s new Staples Promotional Product Store in the cyBUY marketplace.

How to navigate, search, and order standard and custom promotional products through ISU’s new Staples Promotional Product Store in the cyBUY marketplace.

Procurement card orientation for new faculty, staff and graduate student cardholders. The procurement card can be used to purchase goods/services. We will review the guidelines of the program and discuss how transactions are verified in Workday. The sessions will be held virtually via WebEx with the link to the specific session sent out the day before the scheduled orientation. Please contact cardservices@iastate.edu with any questions regarding enrollment.

Procurement card orientation for new faculty, staff and graduate student cardholders. The procurement card can be used to purchase goods/services. We will review the guidelines of the program and discuss how transactions are verified in Workday. The sessions will be held virtually via WebEx with the link to the specific session sent out the day before the scheduled orientation. Please contact cardservices@iastate.edu with any questions regarding enrollment.

Orientation for faculty and staff who may be obtaining a travel and hospitality (T&H) card. Topics include procedures for obtaining and using the T&H card, as well as university travel policies and guidelines for using the card for hospitality. The sessions will be held virtually via WebEx with the link to the specific session sent out the day before the scheduled orientation.Please contact cardservices@iastate.edu with any questions regarding enrollment.

Orientation for faculty and staff who may be obtaining a travel and hospitality (T&H) card. Topics include procedures for obtaining and using the T&H card, as well as university travel policies and guidelines for using the card for hospitality. The sessions will be held virtually via WebEx with the link to the specific session sent out the day before the scheduled orientation.Please contact cardservices@iastate.edu with any questions regarding enrollment.

Orientation for faculty and staff who may be obtaining a travel and hospitality (T&H) card. Topics include procedures for obtaining and using the T&H card, as well as university travel policies and guidelines for using the card for hospitality. The sessions will be held virtually via WebEx with the link to the specific session sent out the day before the scheduled orientation.Please contact cardservices@iastate.edu with any questions regarding enrollment.