Course - Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) course for 1rst year students - HMS0001
Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) course for 1rst year students
About
About the course
Course content
The course deals with:
- Objectives for work with Health, Safety and Environment (HSE).
- Safe behavior in the laboratory and during field work
- Use of protective equipment
- HSE responsibilities, roles and resources at NTNU and NV-faculty
- Waste handling
- Emergency preparedness: what are you going to do and who to notify when something happens?
- Reporting of HSE problems and discrepancies
- Fire protection-theory and practical exercises using fire extinguishing equipment.
- Fire/evacuation routines at NTNU
- First aid-theory and practical exercises in heart-lung resuscitation and the use of heart starter.
The course does not provide specific training in HSE aimed at various laboratory fields and activities. This training is done by the individual departments.
Learning outcome
Students shall have the necessary knowledge about HSE to ensure their own and other people's safety during their study at NTNU. This includes knowledge of the HSE-concept, objectives for the HSE work and how to behave safely in laboratories and during field work.
The theoretical and practical basic training in first aid and fire protection shall provide the students with a basis for correct handling of a fire or accident situation.
Learning methods and activities
Safety lecture (2 hours) first aid, theory and practical exercises (3 hours) fire regulations and protection, including practical exercises (2 hours).
The mandatory activities take place in week 34-40. Exemption for first aid course is provided only on basis of documented participation in first aid course during the current or previous year. An computer-based multiple choice-test is mandatory.
If you have questions, contact the Faculty of Faculty of Natural Sciences by the email address: astrid.salvesen@ntnu.no
Compulsory assignments
- HSE lecture
- Fire protection, lecture and practical exercises
- First aid, lecture and practical exercises
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Applied Physics and Mathematics (MTFYMA)
Aquacultural Engineering (BIHAV)
Biology (BBI)
Biology and Chemistry (ÅBIKJ)
Biomarine innovation (298BMI)
Biomedical Laboratory Science (BBIOING)
Biotechnology (427BT)
Biotechnology (MBIOT5)
Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering (FTÅRKJ)
Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (MTKJ)
Chemical engineering (FTHINGKJ)
Chemistry (BKJ)
Food Technology (MTMAT)
Materials Science and Engineering (MTMT)
Materials engineering (FTHINGMAT)
Medical Laboratory Sciences (702BI)
Medical and Biological Studies (184BG)
Medical laboratory technology (MTBIO)
Nanotechnology (MTNANO)
Natural Science with Teacher Education (MLREAL)
Physics (BFY)
Recommended previous knowledge
No
Required previous knowledge
No
Course materials
Information will be given in the beginning of the semester at Blackboard
Subject areas
- Health, Environment and Safety
- Biology
- Engineering Subjects