Safety Plan


Administrative Rule

In accordance with R277-911-3, 5C, every approved CTE Program must have in place an LEA-approved CTE specific Annual Safety Plan. Annual Safety Plans should include, but are not limited to:

a. Professional Development specific to Safety Protocols and Equipment Maintenance 

b. Assess each CTE content area within a 3–5-year period on a rotating schedule and include an annual hazard review of all CTE spaces (shops, classrooms, labs, etc) 

c. Provide new hires with safety and equipment maintenance training within the first 30 days of employment

Safety Practices and Procedures pdf




UCSCC CTE Safety Guidebook

The information contained in this Guide is for general guidance for the provision of safety instruction, practices, and procedures. The application and effectiveness of safety rules, regulations, and laws can vary widely based on specific facts involved. Accordingly, the information in this Guide is provided as a general safety reference. As such, this Guide should not be used as a substitute for consultation with professional, legal, or other competent advisers.

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USBE General Safety Guide

The General Safety Guide for Career and Technical Education is intended to be a reference for career and technical education (CTE) teachers in the state of Utah. The Utah State Board of Education (USBE) CTE department and Utah Safety Committee, led by USBE staff in collaboration with local education agencies (LEAs) and the Risk Management, have carefully considered applicable industry practices in the development of this Guide.

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Safety Canvas Course

Teachers will understand and apply essential safety practices and procedures in the CTE classroom by completing the required Safety Canvas Course, ensuring they meet all safety standards before participating in hands-on activities.