Prepare Students to Work Safely
Train students to work safely in the classroom and on the job and protect themselves, peers, instructors, and coworkers.
For High School Students
Workplace Safety Training for CTE Students
Boost high school CTE students’ knowledge and understanding of essential safety procedures, aligning with industry best practices and national standards from OSHA, the EPA, GHS, and other safety organizations. These courses, delivered through a CTE course management system, help ensure students are well-prepared for hands-on learning and future careers in today’s workplace.
Prepare Students to Work Safely
Bloodborne Pathogens
Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease. This course provides an overview of the dangers posed by bloodborne pathogens and steps you can take to protect yourself and others.
Learn risks of exposure to bloodborne pathogens
Review OSHA guidelines and universal precautions
Understand safe cleanup and disposal practices
Personal Protective Equipment
Workplace hazards come in many forms. This course educates students about the different types of personal protective equipment and how to utilize them to protect yourself and others properly.
Identify various types of PPE
Understand PPE requirements for certain conditions and hazards
Differentiate between different subclasses of PPE and understand limitations
Electrical Safety
While on the job, there are many sources of potential electrical hazards. This course covers effective ways to recognize, evaluate, and avoid electrical hazards.
Explore personal protective equipment related to electrical safety
Examine OSHA requirements for working on equipment
Understand electrical hazards and the risk of injuries
Eye and Face Protection
90% of all workplace eye injuries can be avoided by using the proper safety eyewear. This course covers personal protective equipment for eye and face safety and OSHA regulations.
Understand risks and hazards
Explore common types of eye and face protective equipment
Review OSHA regulations for eye and face protection
Benefits of Student Workplace Safety Training
Integrate Courses with Existing Curriculum
Integrate courses with your existing CTE curriculum to prepare students for work-based learning experiences.
Align with Industry Standards
Equip students with courses based on industry best practices and national standards from OSHA, the EPA, GHS, and more.
Simplify Training Delivery with a CTE Course Management System
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is safety training important for CTE students?
Safety training equips CTE students with the knowledge and skills to work safely in the classroom, work-based learning experiences, and in their future careers. It helps them meet industry standards, avoid injuries, and keeps schools compliant with safety regulations.
Does Vector’s CTE course management system allow you to track progress and completion?
Yes, Vector’s CTE course management system makes it simple for administrators and directors to monitor student training progress and course completion. Our built-in dashboards and reporting capabilities make it easy to quickly see training status.
What is an example of a CTE course?
An example of a CTE workplace safety course would be Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), which covers the different types of personal protective equipment and how to utilize them, so students can protect themselves and others. Vector’s workplace safety courses cover important safety information that aligns with industry best practices and standards from OSHA, the EPA, GHS, and other safety organizations.
Related Resources
Course Catalogs
K-12 CTE Training Courses Catalog
Product Brochures
Vector Pathways Brochure
Whitepapers & Guides
The State and Importance of Safety in CTE
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