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FSP PROGRAM RULES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. ATTENDANCE: Participants will not be allowed to miss any days of any FSP Program. All participants are
expected to arrive to class on time and remain for the entire class.
2. PRE-REQUISITES: Pre-requisites for all FSP Programs are the Asbestos Awareness and Lockout / Tagout classes.
Participants who cannot demonstrate evidence of having taken these classes prior to registering for the FSP Programs
(Basic, Professional & Master) will not be allowed to attend. Those individuals who have registered for a program,
but have not met the pre-requisites will be withdrawn.
3. COURSE SEQUENCE: The programs mentioned below must be taken in sequential order. The order in which
the programs need to be taken are:
1. Basic FSP Program
2. Professional FSP Program
3. Master FSP Program
If you register for any of the programs and have not completed the preceding program, you will be withdrawn!
4. HANDS-ON SESSIONS: For safety reasons, participants MUST wear proper work attire and closed toed shoes
that have non-skid or rubber soles, AT ALL TIMES. Proper work attire includes a combination of clothing (avoid
ragged or loose-fitting garments) and following proper safety practices that will decrease the likelihood of injury or
incidents at work. Participants are expected to come wearing proper work attire each day. Failing to follow this
expectation may lead to being asked to leave and retake the course due to not being prepared and or failing to
follow safety and health procedures.
• Open-toed shoes, sandals, flip-flops and/or clogs are ABSOLUTELY NOT ACCEPTABLE. Shoes must be in
good condition. Sandals, open-toed shoes, and shoes with woven uppers, do not protect against
accidental spillage of corrosive or irritating chemicals or machinery movement.
• DO NOT wear loose or torn clothing due to the potential for ignition, absorption of chemicals, and potential
entanglement in machinery.
• DO NOT wear loose or dangling jewelry and confine long hair to decrease the potential for entanglement in
machinery.
• Finger rings or other tight jewelry, which is not easily removed, should be avoided because of the danger of
corrosive or irritating liquids getting underneath the piece and producing irritation.
5. ASSESSMENT: Cheating will not be allowed or tolerated! If caught cheating during assessment (initial or retake),
you will be expected to leave the premises and may be suspended from any FSP Program for up to 6 months.
Additionally, this information will be shared with your Principal / Supervisor. Prior to taking the assessment, all
materials (notes, books, etc..) must be left in your car or on table next to proctor. Examples of cheating are:
Using notes, handbooks, dictionaries and /or technology (cell phones, watches, etc..);
Talking to another individual during the assessment or looking at other’s assessment
Leaving the assessment room, without permission from the trainer prior to completion;
6. ASSESSMENT RESULTS: Participants should contact the Program Coordinator for their assessment results.
YOU MUST CONTACT THE PROGRAM COORDINATOR OR THEIR OFFICE TO RECEIVE YOUR FINAL
ASSESSMENT GRADE(S)…FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN YOUR HAVING TO TAKE THE ENTIRE
PROGRAM AGAIN IF YOU DID NOT MEET THE 80% MASTERY REQUIREMENT!
7. RETAKE ASSESSMENT: Participants who d0 not achieve a mastery score of 80% or higher on their initial
assessment, will be provided one (1) opportunity to retake the assessment within 30 days after their initial assessment.
All arrangements for retaking the assessment must be made through the Program Coordinator or their office, which
will provide the date(s) and time(s) for individuals to attend. If you are scheduled to show for a retake assessment
and are absent, you will have to redo the entire Program. There will be no third opportunity without re-taking the
program.
8. FEEDBACK SURVEY: Participants are responsible for completing their course feedback survey in LAB to receive
in-service credit for the Program. Failure to complete the course feedback survey for a class or program within the
given timeframe will result in the participant having to redo the entire program / class, not receiving in-service credit
or receiving program supplement. If you do not complete this requirement, the program / class will not show on your
in-service report for the District. Any program or class is not finished until you have completed this requirement!
Please contact your Inservice Facilitator (schools) / Course Organizer (departments) if you have any questions
pertaining to Learning Across Broward (LAB). You may also call 754-321-5055 for assistance.