Safe Learning and Working Environments
Unified School Districts
Unified school districts are among California's largest employers, with diverse workforces that include teachers, custodians, food service workers, maintenance staff, and transportation employees. Each group faces distinct hazards, and Cal/OSHA holds districts to the same compliance standards as private employers. We help school districts develop comprehensive safety programs that protect employees across every department and campus.
Common Hazards
- Slip, trip, and fall hazards across campus facilities
- Chemical exposure in custodial and maintenance operations
- Workplace violence and threat of harm
- Ergonomic injuries in food service and maintenance roles
- Heat illness for outdoor and transportation staff
- Bloodborne pathogen exposure for health office staff
Key Cal/OSHA Regulations
- Title 8 § 3203Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP)
- Title 8 § 5194Hazard Communication (HazCom/GHS)
- Title 8 § 3395Heat Illness Prevention
- Title 8 § 3342Workplace Violence Prevention
- Ed. Code § 44014Employee Safety Training Requirements
Programs We Provide
- Injury & Illness Prevention Program (IIPP)
- Workplace Violence Prevention Program
- Sexual Harassment Prevention training
- First Aid & CPR training
- Emergency Action Plans
- Hazard Communication training for custodial and maintenance staff
Ready to Build a Safer Unified School Districts Operation?
We'll assess your current programs and build a plan that fits your operation.