Achieving Excellence In Our Workplace (AEIOW)

Programs offered provide staff with the opportunity to acquire and enhance their skills and knowledge in areas essential to coordinating a work unit on a day-to-day basis.

Environmental Health and Safety | Developing an Individual Career Plan Programs in Development

Environmental Health and Safety (EHOS)

The Office of Environmental Health and Occupational Safety is responsible for many of the campus health and safety programs, and offers the following training sessions:

• Ergonomic Safety
  The ESP is a proactive safety program that promotes ergonomic and healthy work style improvements, to decrease the chance of computer related injuries.
  
  
• Injury & Illness Prevention Program
  The injury and Illness Prevention program, a program required by OSHA, serves as the campus’ umbrella program for all health and safety issues.
  
  
• Driver Safety Program
  A defensive driver education class that reviews safe driving techniques through video, lecture, test and personal experience. Driver Safety training is required for all SFSU employees who frequently drive for campus related business.
  
  
• OSHA Required Training Programs
  Training on OSHA mandated programs such as Hazard Communication, Bloodborne Pathogens, Radiation Safety, Hazardous Waste & Hazardous Materials Management, Forklift Training.
  

For additional information, contact the EHOS office at 415.338.1449

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Developing an Individual Career Development Plan (ICDP)
This program provides information, tools and strategies to prepare and submit a plan leading to a career objective at a CSU campus.

• Division of Information Technology (DoIT) Training Center
  DoIT offers computer-related short courses and workshops to all SFSU students, staff, and faculty throughout the year. The course listing is extensive and includes many of the most popular software applications used today. A training calendar is published monthly.

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Programs in Development:

• New Staff Orientation
  The purpose of this orientation is to introduce you to the SFSU campus and the CSU system as well as provide you with valuable information regarding your benefits and pay as well as other information important to your successful transition to the University.

• Writing Position Descriptions
  This program provides an understanding of the key elements and purpose of the University staff position description. Participants learn practical approaches to completing the position description template and writing tips.

• Utilizing the Staff Fee Waiver Program
  This program provides an overview of the Staff Fee Waiver Program. Participants will learn how the program can help employees get training to improve the skills necessary to do their current jobs or to develop the knowledge base to bring them to a higher level of achievement.

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