Lab Safety
One Time
General Training Information
EHS trainings online satisfy requirements imposed by internal and external regulators. This training is required for employees, their supervisors, and others – including volunteers, non-paid personnel, and other non-employee lab members – who have access to clinics or labs. The CU system learning management system has a new platform, Percipio. Unlike SkillSoft, you must follow specific steps (see below) to ensure you receive credit for taking courses.
Access Training
To access training materials
- Starting with the login link at right, choose the CU Denver | Anschutz tile and login.
- Click the CU Resources tile (if needed), then the Training tile, followed by the Percipio tile.
- Navigate to the appropriate category on the left of the resulting page to access the required training.
Remember to check your course status before launching. If you do not launch the course correctly, you will not receive credit.
- If the course is “Not Started,” click Launch and complete the course.
- If the course is “Completed,” click the Actions icon (three dots) on the top right side of the course description and click Restart to complete the course. This will ensure that the new completion date is recorded.
- If the course is “Started” and there is no Restart action available for the Actions menu, click Launch and choose No or Restart when prompted to resume where you left off to complete the course.
Completion Requirements
Chemical Waste Management
Annual
Bloodborne Pathogens
Annual
Regulated Medical Waste Management
Triennial
On-the-Job Training
Supervisors must provide formal on-the-job training to all personnel who have access to the lab, regardless of their official employment status, within the first six months of arrival.
An On-the-Job General Safety Training form must be completed for each worker, and this record must be kept in the laboratory for three years following their departure.
An On-the-Job General Safety Training form must be completed for each worker, and this record must be kept in the laboratory for three years following their departure.