External personnel

What it is
Training obligations for freelancers and self-employed workers, etc
Who it’s for
Research fellows, adjunct profs, language trainers,visiting assistants
What it’s for
Knowing how to protect yourself from risk factors
When
Before starting work

Self-employed workers

When they work at the premises of the client (i.e. the University), the rules in force for employees apply to self-employed workers too. This means that, depending on their tasks, they are required to take training courses:

General training (Module 1)
Italian: Log to Module 1 in Italian ‘Formazione generale dei lavoratori su sicurezza e salute’ in modalità e-learning
English: Log in to Module 1 in English ‘Safety general training’ in e-learning mode

The general course earns you a permanent credit; no refresher training will be necessary.

Specific training – Working in an office, computer room, library, lecture hall (Module 2)
Italian: Log to the Module 2 in Italian ‘Formazione specifica dei lavoratori su sicurezza e salute - rischio basso’ in modalità e-learning
English: Log in to Module 2 in English ‘Safety specific training - low risk’ in e-learning mode

Specific training – Working in a laboratory, on archaeological excavations, outdoor... (Module 2 + Module 3)

Module 3 is held in person (in the classroom or via TEAMS); for information, please contact your home structure’s Local or Central Safety Officer.
Specific training – Working in construction sites (Module 2 + Module 3 + Module 4)
Module 4 is held in person (in the classroom or via TEAMS). For information, please contact your home structure’s Local or Central Safety Officer.

If you trained outside the University, please send your certificate to your home structure’s Local or Central Safety Officer.

Hazardous equipment (forklift, tractor, MEWP, etc.) users must train to use such equipment and are responsible for all costs incurred.