Science & STEM Safety Leadership for High School Administrators

Presented by Safer STEM and Rutgers University
Lead Safer Schools. Support Safer Classrooms. Strengthen Legal Compliance.

High school administrators play a pivotal role in science and STEM safety, but many lack formal training in the legal, procedural, and supervisory responsibilities required for today’s learning environments.

This self-paced online professional development course, presented by Safer STEM and Rutgers University, delivers the comprehensive safety training school leaders need to confidently manage, supervise, and promote safety in science and STEM programs.

Whether you’re an assistant principal, principal, or district administrator, this course prepares you to fulfill your Duty of Care and strengthen institutional protection, while supporting teachers and safeguarding students.

What You’ll Learn

In just 12 hours, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of key responsibilities tied to Duty of Care, OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard, and oversight of Chemical Hygiene Plans (CHPs) and CHOs. You’ll also learn how to assess risk, respond to chemical and fire emergencies, ensure proper use of PPE and engineering controls, and supervise science field trips safely. Integrated AI tools make it easier to apply safety standards, document compliance, and support teachers with ready-to-use forms and procedures.

Earn Your Certificate

Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion jointly issued by Safer STEM and Rutgers University, a powerful credential that demonstrates your commitment to legally sound, instructionally aligned safety leadership.

Course Details

• Mode: 100% Online, Self-paced
• Duration: Approx. 12 hours
• Intended Audience: High school principals, assistant principals, supervisors, and district-level administrators who oversee science or STEM programs

Enroll today and gain the tools, knowledge, and legal awareness to support a safer, more compliant learning environment in your school or district.