All University of New Mexico employees, including regular and temporary faculty and staff, on call staff, and student employees (including grad students) are required to complete specific trainings each year. The four required trainings for 2024 are:
All four trainings must be completed by January 31, 2025. They are available in Learning Central and have automatically been added to each employee's learning plan.
For any questions about the Securing the Human training, please contact the ISPO security team through help.unm.edu.
For those who prefer a live training option, BAST will be offered via Zoom on the following dates:
Attendance is required for the entire session to receive credit.
In-person sessions will be available at these locations:
More details will be added once dates are finalized.
For questions or technical issues, contact EOD@unm.edu or visit our FAQs page or Troubleshooting Tips for additional support.
The State of New Mexico’s Risk Management Division requires safety loss prevention and control (Basic Annual Safety Training) and employment related civil rights (Discrimination and Harassment) training to be provided to employees on at least an annual basis (Loss Prevention and Control Training, 1.6.4.13). Furthermore, the United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) states, “The employer shall provide the education required . . . upon initial employment and at least annually thereafter” (OSHA 1910.157 and OSHA 1910.1200). These regulations are why Harassment and Discrimination Prevention and Basic Annual Safety Training (BAST) are required annually.
The Harassment and Discrimination Prevention course raises awareness on the various topics of discrimination, harassment, and sexual violence. The course includes animated scenarios, skill practices, UNM policies and resources, sound and closed caption (CC) capability. You can exit and return to the module where you left off.
The Basic Annual Safety course provides an overview of basic safety on UNM campus. At the end of the course you are required to complete the acknowledgement to confirm your training.
The University of New Mexico’s Active Shooter on Campus course prepares you to report suspicious activity, recognize patterns of behavior that can lead to an active shooter event, and how to survive an active shooter event by using “Run, Hide, Fight.” Open and click the training acknowledgement after reviewing the content. This action is the only way you will receive credit for the course.
For more information, review Policy 3290 Professional Development and Training
UNM Main IT HELP Desk (505-277-5757) is the first point of contact for Mandatory Training technical issues.
If you have any questions please contact Engagement & Organizational Development at 505-277-1555 or via email at eod@unm.edu
