What safety training is needed to work at the user facility?
A large variety of potentially hazardous materials, processes and equipment can be present at the user facilties, and we take very seriously the challenges of user safety. SLAC uses the integrated safety and environmental management system (ISEMS) to bring safety and environment into work practices at all levels. Each person who uses the facilities shares in the responsibility of ensuring a safe workplace and compliance with federal, state, local and SLAC workplace safety regulations. Contact the user facility safety officers if you have questions or need assistance.
No person may participate in any experimental activity at SLAC unless he/she has been identified by the proposal spokesperson as a member of their experimental team for a scheduled experiment, has complied with access requirements, and has completed the web-based training courses before arrival.
Users must complete several safety training courses online BEFORE arriving at SLAC to receive a new badge (or renewed proximity access on their current badge). Log into the new training portal (link is external) and ensure that ALL of these training courses have been completed. Review instructions at https://slactraining.slac.stanford.edu/how-access-the-web-training-portal), enter you SLAC ID# (find SID# in the user portal or the SLAC Directory) and the temporary password, SLACtraining2005!. Users need to change the password to their own personal password after first time log in. Remember your password, or to request a new password submit the password request form https://slactraining.slac.stanford.edu/training-portal-password-request.
- Use the search option to locate these courses (or click the WEB TRAINING CATALOG, then open the User Training Folder). Select, launch and complete these courses:
- Course 219 - ESH Safety Orientation
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Course 115 - General Employee Radiation Training (GERT)
- Course CS100 - Cyber Security Training for Lab Users
Please notify useradmin@slac.stanford.edu or slac-training@slac.stanford.edu if you encounter problems with required training.
Additional training may be required depending on the user facility or the potential hazards associated with your proposed experiment.
