
Fentanyl (Opioid) Awareness for Employees - Hotel Version
A Complete Guide to Keep Employees Safe from Fentanyl Contamination in the Workplace.
Did you know that something as basic as cleaning a room contaminated with fentanyl can be fatal? Don't let your employees be unprepared.
About The Course
Duration: 60 minutes
Format: Computer-based training with quizzes
Accessibility: Mobile and Desktop
Languages: English and Spanish (Auto-translate)
Last Update: 4/2023
Certification: Certificate of Completion
Our Fentanyl Awareness Program is designed for employees in the hotel industry, helping them recognize and avoid the dangers of fentanyl contamination in their everyday tasks.
The Tragedy We Aim to Prevent
In Northern California, a housekeeper's life was tragically cut short just minutes after vacuuming a fentanyl-contaminated room, leaving her two young children without a mother.
We developed this training to prevent such incidents from happening again. With this training and the personal support our team offers our students, we believe we can help prevent these tragic events from occurring.
Why This Course?
Safety Services Management is dedicated to educating cleaning staff about the hazards of fentanyl. Recognizing a hazardous situation can literally be the difference between life and death.
*For management, we also offer a supervisor course that equips those in a supervisor role with the resources and tools needed to manage fentanyl-related incidents.
Fentanyl (Opioid) Awareness for Employees - Hotel Version
A Complete Guide to Keep Employees Safe from Fentanyl Contamination in the Workplace.
Did you know that something as basic as cleaning a room contaminated with fentanyl can be fatal? Don't let your employees be unprepared.
About The Course
Duration: 60 minutes
Format: Computer-based training with quizzes
Accessibility: Mobile and Desktop
Languages: English and Spanish (Auto-translate)
Last Update: 4/2023
Certification: Certificate of Completion
Our Fentanyl Awareness Program is designed for employees in the hotel industry, helping them recognize and avoid the dangers of fentanyl contamination in their everyday tasks.
The Tragedy We Aim to Prevent
In Northern California, a housekeeper's life was tragically cut short just minutes after vacuuming a fentanyl-contaminated room, leaving her two young children without a mother.
We developed this training to prevent such incidents from happening again. With this training and the personal support our team offers our students, we believe we can help prevent these tragic events from occurring.
Why This Course?
Safety Services Management is dedicated to educating cleaning staff about the hazards of fentanyl. Recognizing a hazardous situation can literally be the difference between life and death.
*For management, we also offer a supervisor course that equips those in a supervisor role with the resources and tools needed to manage fentanyl-related incidents.
What Students will Learn
Students will learn about opioids, the history of fentanyl and the different types of fentanyl analogs.
Students will discover where fentanyl is commonly found, how accidental exposures occur, and why fentanyl is mixed into common street drugs.
After completing this course, students will be able to identify signs of a fentanyl cutting or pill press operation.
Students will understand how fentanyl enters the body and the most common methods of accidental exposure.
Students will recognize situations that “Shout Watch Out” and the steps needed to protect themselves, co-workers, and guests.
Students will also become familiar with the “Stop Work Authority Process,” take-home hazards, and the actions to take if they or a co-worker are exposed to fentanyl.
Our course also provides training on when and how to administer Naloxone and reviews the Good Samaritan Law. (This portion of the training can be removed per company request)