Online Training Course for Students on "Workplace Safety"

IIn compliance with Legislative Decree 81/08 and the State-Regions Agreement of 21/12/2011, the University has activated the e-learning platform for Safety (Elly Sicurezza). Newly enrolled students in the Engineering degree programs within the Department of Engineering for Industrial Systems and Technologies (DISTI) will be able to access and follow the mandatory training modules on workplace safety.

In addition to the safety training already conducted within individual degree courses, it has been deemed appropriate to leverage e-learning technologies for this training (as done in previous years).

The online training course is divided into three parts:

• Module 1: General Training (4 hours) – General content, common to all categories of students.
• Module 2: Specific Training for Low Risk (4 hours) – Specific content for students with a low-risk profile.
• Module 3: Specific Training for Medium Risk (4 hours) – Specific content for students with a medium-risk profile.

To access the course, students must connect to the  Elly Sicurezza platform of DISTI.

Students must submit the certificates verifying the completion of safety courses and any related validation to the following address: formazione.sicurezza@unipr.it

ATTENTION

• If you have already registered, the links for different academic years can be found in the dedicated pages (under the Sezione "Archivio" del portale).
• If you receive the message "you cannot enroll in the course," please refer to the instructions on how to enroll in the Safety Courses, which can be found in this link. Specifically, those enrolled in years subsequent to the first can request enrollment by simply contacting their reference tutors at: sicurezza.ing.arch@unipr.it.
• Students who have already completed the course on the "didattica.unipr.it" platform, used in previous years (which is no longer active), will not be required to take the course again.
• Upon completion of the course, a certificate will be issued, allowing students to access the laboratories.
• Professors conducting laboratory activities with Erasmus students or foreign interns must inform them to attend the safety course either in Italian (if well understood) or in English, following the procedures described on these pages.