PVAMU Employees
Training completed by PVAMU employees or student workers must be completed through Train Traq which can be accessed on SSO.
Students, Volunteers, Contractors
All other personnel not directly employed by PV including students, guests, contractors and volunteers must complete training through External Gateway.
Email RMS@pvamu.edu for more information.
- First Aid/CPR/AED: *This training is available to PVAMU employees only. RMS can also provide to groups when requested to expedite training for certain areas. For more information, email RMS@pvamu.edu
Other Training Options / Many can be done Online
- Forklift Safety
- Hazard Communication (required annually for anyone using hazardous materials)
- Blood Borne Pathogens (as directed by BBP Exposure Control Plan)
- Hearing Conservation
- Farm Safety
- Initial Hazardous Waste Accumulation
- Confined Space Entry
- Housekeeping Safety
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Student Housing Fire Survival, “Get Out & Stay Alive”
- Back Injury Prevention
Training Videos Available for your section safety meetings:
- “Food Safety is No Mystery” Training program for Food Service Workers, 34 min
- “Ready to Respond” Produced by University of Maryland, 1999, 12:25 min
- “Get Out and Stay Alive” 16:08 minutes
- “Controlling Your Risks, HIV in the Research Laboratory” Produced by Howard HughesMedical Institute, 1994, 30 minutes
- “Maxiforce Air Bags: use, Care maintenance” 30 minutes
- “Understanding the Asbestos Hazardous” 9 minutes
- “Hazardous Material Awareness” Part II, US DOE Transportation of Radioactive& Other Hazardous Material, 1989, 21:55 min
- “Charlie’s Last Day” Fire Safety on Campus, produced by Clemson University
- “What Do We Have Here?” Underground Storage Tanks
- “Buckle Up America 99 Mobilization” 12:05 minutes
- “Aerial Apparatus Driving Techniques Program #1”, 1991, 15:16 min
- “Operating Telescoping & Articulating Aerial Equipment: 1992, 19:08 minutes
- “Positioning Aerial Apparatus” 1993, 17:15 minutes
- “Maintenance & Inspection of Aerial Apparatus”, 1991, 16:11 minutes
- “Centrifugation Hazards”, Produced by Howard Hughes Medical Inst, 9 minutes
- “Hazard Communications, Understanding Labels & MSDS” 16:41
*Check back often since we are always adding to our Inventory*
Training Links
Environmental Virtual Campus
The Environmental Virtual Campus (EVC), conceived by MIT and the EPA, helps colleges and universities understand how they can achieve compliance through a unique, interactive Web site that demonstrates environmental regulatory requirements for a typical research university.