New To ES&H Training
I'm a new employee; what classes do I need to take?
The type of work you do determines what ES&H
courses you are required to take. It is the responsibility of your
supervisor to fill out a
SLAC
training assessment (STA) based on training identified with you while
going through the Job Hazard Analysis and Mitigation (JHAM) process.
- Please see the
ES&H Training Course catalog for information on how to register
for a specific course.
- If you don't know who is responsible for your
training evaluation, ask your supervisor or your SLAC
point-of-contact. Each department may handle
STA-entry differently. If you
don't know your STA contact, ask your
ES&H Coordinator.
I'm not an employee;
do I have
to take course 219 Employee Orientation to ES&H (EOESH)?
EOESH is required for anyone
who will work at SLAC 60 days or longer in a year. This applies regardless
of worker
status (employee, user, job-shopper, sub-contractor).
- If you need unescorted access to a
radiological controlled area (RCA), you must take both EOESH and
course 115 - GERT. This is regardless of the time you will spend
at SLAC.
- If you are working at SLAC for less than 60 days during a given year,
will be entering Industrial or Accelerator Areas, but will not require
access to radiological controlled areas, then you must take
Course 396, Safety Orientation for Non-SLAC
Employees.
I have a contractor/vendor
who needs to take SON or EOESH/GERT training; do they need
to have a SLAC ID number?
Yes. Please refer to the following link for more information:
http://www-group.slac.stanford.edu/bsd/sid_entry.htm
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