UC Davis CPE, Occupational Health and Safety

Increase engagement and participation in workplace safety programs using incentives and rewards.

If you're returning to the workplace after many months of it being unoccupied, be aware of potential risks, like Legionella bacteria. Make a return to work plan to keep yourself and your co-workers safe!

Are you interested in a career in occupational health and safety or looking to brush up on your skills? Sign up for our upcoming information session, November 18th at 12 pm PST, to learn more about how UC Davis Continuing and Professional Education can help you meet your goals!

As we enter cold and flu season, keep in mind these tips from Safety and Health Magazine on keeping your communication clear.

You have to know the laws and regulations to keep your workplace compliant and safe. Learn about them from our upcoming course: Health and Safety for Workers: Laws and Regulations Class starts on November 17th so enroll now!

An effective workplace health and safety culture is one where all workers are invested. Don't just rely on others to stay safe, be involved!

Congratulations, Vicky, on completing the Worker Health and Safety Manager Certificate!

Enroll now! November 2nd!

Winter 2021 courses are open for enrollment and there is still time to enroll in Fall 2020! Check out the catalog here: https://cpe.ucdavis.edu/subject-areas/health-and-safety

Winter is coming so get ready to keep yourself and your workplace safe from slips, trips and falls.

Are you new to health and safety training or looking to expand and refine your skills? Check out our course, Designing and Delivering Effective Health and Safety Training. It begins October 26th! To learn more and enroll: https://cpe.ucdavis.edu//designing-and-delivering-effectiv

Following rules and regulations ensures safety in the workplace and addressing and supporting diversity, inclusion and equity creates a stronger and unified safety culture.

OSHA awarded $11.2 million in grants to provide education and training programs to help employers and workers. This includes 80 grants to conduct training in urban and ecomonically distressed areas.

Looking for some quick recommendations for setting up a workplace safety and health program? OSHA has 10 steps: