Compliance Training FAQS for Employees
Florida Tech provides safety training that is required by various regulatory agencies (OSHA, EPA, FDEP, FDH, etc).
All Florida Tech employees are required to complete training at least once each academic year. This includes full-time and part-time staff, faculty, adjunct professors and student employees.
Human Resources will notify you upon hire with the training requirements.
Certain courses are required because of state law, federal law, or university policy. Some departments also require their employees to take certain courses. Additional requirements may exist depending upon your job duties. You may need to take courses on HIPPA, FERPA, Bloodborne pathogens, Minors on campus or others. These requirements are due to a variety of laws, rules and policies.
Compliance training is required by many universities and organizations to ensure that the employees understand the rules and regulations that apply to their job responsibilities. The training courses ensure that the employees remain in compliance on a federal, state and local level.
Proper compliance training allows universities to operate in a safe and efficient manner. It ensures that universities are in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations keeping the university safe from incurring fines or penalties.