OBLIGATORY TRAININGS ON-LINE

Every student of the University of Lodz must do the so called Occupational Safety and Health course. This is an online course and is obligatory for all students who start to study at the University of Lodz.

Failure to complete the training shall result in failure to complete the semester/study year, without the possibility of conditional promotion.

Do the course

Important information concerning OHS at the University of Lodz

1. OHS course (Test_BHP_IV_2024/25) is obligatory for all the new students of the University of Lodz, including I cycle, II cycle and III cycle, Erasmus, Mobility and other exchange programs students.
2. The course is held in the first study semester, for students of all levels. The completion of the OSH course is a condition for crediting the first study semester. The deadline for completeing OSH course is 02.03.2025
3. To do OSH course you use the same ID and password that you use for USOS. You will also need the Enrolment key, the Enrolment key for the Faculty of Economics and Sociology is: ES97
4. The OSH course is listed in the USOS web platform directory as  Szkolenie z BHP w Uniwersytecie Łódzkim, code 0000 BHP. 
5. You have to do OSH course every time you start your studies at the University of Lodz
6. The OSH course is self-training – there are no teachers present on the web platform.
7. OHS course consists of two parts:
   1. Online training + quizzes
   2. Online test
   3. OHS course can be accessed through https://moodle.uni.lodz.pl, where you choose `OSH course - informational materials`.
8. The final OSH course consists of Multiple choice questions, you need to get 50% to pass it. The result you got is visible in the section `Grade`.
9. If you encounter any problems with your OSH course, you might visit your Students Office or contact IT helpdesk: helpdesk@uni.lodz.pl.

For more info click here.

Course modules

Module 1 – Selected legal regulations on labour law, pertaining to OSH

1. Introduction
2. International Labour Organization (ILO)
3. List of sources of Polish law, including labour law
4. University regulations
5. Supervision and control of working conditions
6. Bibliography and webography

Module 2 –  Maintaining the conditions for occupational safety and health on the University`s premises

1. General regulations
2. Lighting
3. Heating and airing
4. First aid kits
5. Workstand equipped with screen monitor
6. Bibliography and webography

Module 3 – Instructions in case of a student accident, including first aid principles

1. What is a student accident
2. Actions to take
3. General principles for first aid
4. First aid principles for certain specific health hazards
5. Bibliography and webography

Module 4 – Fire safety and environmental safety issues

1. Environmental care
2. Waste management principles
3. Fire safety
   3.1.    Prevention and evacuation
   3.2.    Dangerous materials
   3.3.    Jobs connected with fire hazard
   3.4.    Handheld fire fighting equipment
   3.5.    Fire safety equipment
   3.6.    Fire fighting action
4. Bibliography and webography

Module 5 – Description of selected dangerous, harmful, and onerous factors

1. Introduction
2. Dangerous factors
3. Harmful and inconvenience factors
4. Occupational risk assessment
5. Bibliography and webography