Services |
Description |
| Emergency Response |
EH&S
can help you plan and prepare for emergencies. Visit the Fire & Life
Safety home page for information on Building Safety Coordinators,
Building Evacuation Planning and other emergency services. |
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| For
Your Environment |
Know
your environment’s
features (the building, room, air, equipment, etc.) and
how to protect yourself and other personnel from hazards. Ask your
supervisor about about hazardous conditions in your workplace. |
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) |
Your work may
require you to wear personal protective equipment to prevent exposure
a
variety of hazards such as excessive noise,
chemicals, flying particles and debris. EH&S can evaluate your
work and advise you on the use of PPE. |
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Respiratory Protection |
EH&S can assist you in identifying and evaluating potential
exposures that may require respiratory protection. Those needing
respiratory protection can obtain the proper equipment and fit-testing
via EH&S. |
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Special Workplace Hazards |
Confined spaces, electrical
hazards, welding operations, extreme noise, and construction zones,
are just some examples of unique hazards.
EH&S can help you to identify and control hazards as well as
comply with applicable regulations. |
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| Safety Procedures |
Know
your responsibilities - read you workplace rules & regulations.
If you have questions, ask your supervisor or
contact EH&S. |
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| Hazardous Materials |
Chemicals
are all around us.
You have a right to know what hazards exist and how to protect yourself.
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MSDS |
Material Safety
Data Sheets (MSDS's) help identify special hazards of chemicals
in the workplace. EH&S can
provide copies of MSDS (also available on-line). |
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Hazardous Waste |
EH&S provides
hazardous waste (chemical and radioactive) disposal services. Biological
waste disposal is arranged using an outside contractor. Further
information can be found on the safety programs home pages. |
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| Training |
Visit
the Training page to view current EH&S course
offerings. Check with your supervisor to learn about what site-specific
training you may need.
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