Training Needs Assessment

This page is a work in progress. Please don't edit until I am finished. I'll try to have it corrected by 6/9/05. -Heather

Training Needs Assessment

Before starting, make sure you have an MIT Certificate on the machine you are using.

1. Go to the MIT EHS Training Homepage
2. Under Step one, select the My EHS Training Wizard link.
3. On EHS Training Needs Assessment Step 1 of 4
   1. Verify the information from your certificate is correct
   • • If correct - proceed to next page
     • If incorrect - follow the directions on the page to correct info
4. EHS Training Needs Assessment Step 2 of 4

• • Choose a Department, please make sure to select either Biology or Biological Engineering, so that Drew will appear on the next page
  • Select Continue.

1. EHS Training Needs Assessment Step 3 of 4

• • Select Drew from the list that appears.
  • Select continue.

1. EHS Training Needs Assessment Step 4 of 4

• • To prevent you from reading the entire list, check/select the following two (and only those two) items from this list you see:
    • Section 1, item 1, which says: Use potentially hazardous chemicals in a laboratory (this includes even common chemicals such as oil, solvents, paints, alcohol, acetone, etc)
    • Section 2, item 4, which says: Handle BL1, BL2 or recombinant DNA/RNA microorganisms (the 4th item listed in the second section).
  • Select confirm activities and continue

1. Summary Page

• • Verify the information at the top of the page is correct.
  • When you scroll down you will see the list of training requirements you need to fulfill (the following directions will tell you how to complete each of the requirements).
  • Note that you can now get to this page by going to the website listed in 1 above, and select My EHS Training link in step 2,
  • To proceed to the Online Training, select the Go to Web Class button and then follow the directions below in the Online Training Section.