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What is Basic Safety Training?
The State Basic Safety Training (BST) class is a program that is designed to give you a firm technical background in safety. Some of the topics covered included:
- Cal OSHA Services/Regulations
- Accident Investigation
- Violence In The Workplace
- Ergonomics
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Safety Management
- Emergency Plans
- Indoor Air Quality
- Industrial Processes
- Confined Space
- Hazardous Materials
- Field Survey Techniques
Who Should Take It?
It is mandatory (S.A.M. 2580.4) for all State departmental safety coordinators to take this class within one year of appointment. It is also available to safety coordinators of other public entities on a space available basis.
How Long is It?
The Class is a two week program spread out over two months.
Is There a Fee?
The charge to state departments is $1,000.00 per student.
When is the Class Offered?
The class is offered twice a year.
Where is the Class Offered?
Department of General Service, Office Risk and Insurance Management.
How Do I Register?
You may view availability and register for this class by visiting: https://www.training.dgs.ca.gov/
Sovia Mendoza, State Health and Safety Program
(916) 376-5309
via e-mail: sovia.mendoza@dgs.ca.gov |
