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Accidents happen! If you witness an environmental spill, contact emergency personnel promptly by calling 9-911 or 911. |
Safety Tip
Many people enjoy the summer weather. However, heat-related illness can pose a risk when temperatures rise.
When you are out enjoying the hot weather...
- Stay hydrated with water or sports drinks--stay away from alcoholic or caffeinated beverages.
- Rest frequently in shaded areas.
Be safe! |
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The mission of Safety and Compliance is to promote safe and environmentally sound work practices that advance the University's mission and interests by advising and consulting with faculty, staff and students. |
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June is National Safety Month!
Every week we share a new message to promote safety! |
Make a habit of checking your work site and assure your work can be done without unnecessary mishaps.
Make simple changes to prevent injuries and stay healthy:
- Lift things safely.
- Arrange your equipment to fit your body.
- Take short breaks and stretch your muscles.
- Eat a healthy diet and stay active.
- Watch your weight.
- Get enough sleep. |
Facilities & Services Safety Tool Box Talks
EPP Safety Tool Box Talks (TBT) is one of many steps in achieving our long-term goal to increase safety awareness and compliance at Facilities & Services. EPP Safety Tool Box Talks are brief safety training sessions presenting OSHA safety instruction, jobsite hazard training and general safety awareness. The TBT page provides current and past topics. |
| LOTO: Lockout Tagout Updated Documents now available |
New App: Check Out the Health of Waterways Anywhere in the U.S.
The EPA has an app and websitewith information on the condition of thousands of lakes, rivers and streams across the United States. Use your smart phone, tablet or desktop computer. The How’s My Waterway app and website uses GPS technology, a user-entered zip code or city name to provide information about the quality of local water bodies. |
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