Safety Training
Employee Safety Services offers free, adaptable safety training and webinars to address your state agency's specific safety concerns. We recognize that not all jobs and not all organizations do the same work or work the same way. We're here to help you identify the best training for your team and assist in adapting it to serve your needs.
Who These Resources Are For
The training offered here is specific to employees of the State of Colorado. Any and all information contained in these trainings is intended for members of the State of Colorado workforce. The lessons and information in these trainings should not be applied to work places or work sites which are not common to the working conditions of State of Colorado employees.
Request Training
If you are a state employee, please contact us for information on available training. If there is a topic you are interested in but is not listed, please let us know.
Training Videos by Topic
The videos below were produced by the State Office of Risk Management. If you need access to videos vendors have created (like Active Shooter - Becoming Jason Bourne or Common Sense Ergonomics While Working Virtually or from a Traditional Office), please reach out to us for access.
Committees
Learn how to create an effective safety committee to reduce injuries, create a safety culture, and make safety part of every day.
Dust
Learn the hazards of different types of dust and how to reduce your risk.
Ergonomics
Learn ergonomics solutions to common problems and how to adapt them in the office and at home.
Fatigue
Learn how to reduce your risk of being hurt on the job due to fatigue.
Fire Safety
Learn fire prevention tips as well as the proper use of a fire extinguisher.
Hazards
Learn how to keep you and your coworkers safe with Safety Data Sheets (SDS), chemical labeling, and storage requirements.
Hearing
Learn how to work safely in noisy environments and preserve your sense of hearing.
Respirators
Learn how to use a respirator to protect your lungs and about what chemicals can hurt you.
Wildfires
Learn how to track wildfires, use personal protective equipment, and more.