Please Note: Substitutes must complete HazCom training within 90 days of district approval to remain eligible to substitute teach.
“Right to Know” legislation provides employees with information about the known and suspected health hazards that may result from working with toxic substances. Employees have a legal right to this information. This assists them in making knowledgeable and reasoned decisions with respect to any personal risks of their employment and the need for corrective action.
Hazard Communications/Right-to-Know/Universal Precautions Training
Online Training
You may complete the training online using Schoology.
There is an online code required to access the course. Download the directions and access the code. Please read the directions carefully to ensure you receive credit for taking the course. Complete each step including the quiz. Results will be reported to the Substitute Coordination Service monthly.
If you do not have access to a computer, you may reserve one at BOCES’ main offices by calling the Substitute Coordination Service at 518-464-3927.
On-Site
Training is typically offered in August each year in-person at BOCES’ main offices.