Health & Safety / Key Requests

The health and safety are a top priority, and the department is committed to ensuring that all graduate students are well-prepared to safely participate in classes, research activities, and projects.

As part of this commitment, all students are required to complete mandatory health and safety training modules. These sessions are designed to provide students with the knowledge and tools needed to work safely in academic and research environments.

All required training must be completed by the end of the second month of the first term of study

How to Complete Your Training

Please follow these steps:

  1. Access and complete the required training modules here:
    https://www.uwo.ca/hr/learning/required/index.html
  2. Download your proof of completion.
  3. Upload proof of completion to the Health & Safety tracking form in Kuali:
    https://uwo.kualibuildca.com/app/69d663506c0ddf02899fb1f0/run

Failure to complete the required health & safety training can result in your student account being sealed. To unseal your account, you will be required to pay a $50 fee and show proof that you completed all required training.

Key Requests: To request and receive keys to labs and other rooms, you must first complete the required Health and Safety Training courses relevant to your role in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering. 

Please submit the Kuali CBE Key Request form first; once it is approved you can proceed with the key request on Key Services website.

MEng

MESc or PhD

Auto-enrolled:

1. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)

2. Worker Health and Safety Awareness 

3. Western Safe Campus Community

Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)

Worker Health and Safety Awareness 

Western Safe Campus Community

Self-Enrollment for Role-Specific Training section:

1. Building Inclusivity through Anti-Racism

2. Supporting Disclosures of Gender-Based and Sexual Violence

Contact Student Experience directly 
at gbsv.edu@uwo.ca if needed

3. Laboratory Safety & Hazardous Waste Management

 

 

 

AODA — Accessibility in Teaching

Building Inclusivity through Anti-Racism (Employee)

Supporting Disclosures of Gender-Based and Sexual Violence 
Laboratory Safety & Hazardous Waste Management

Workplace Hazards Communication Form

*To be completed by faculty supervisor