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Promoting Healthy Living Conditions in Residence Halls

WEBFollow the 3 Cs: Cleaning, Climate and Communication. Microbial, or mold, growth thrives in wet or humid conditions. Maintaining cleanliness in University building environments …

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Laboratory Safety Plan

WEBLaboratory Safety Plans (LSPs) for individual laboratories are required by the OSHA Laboratory Standard.This standard requires a written plan that sets forth procedures, …

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Office Ergonomics

WEBOffice Ergonomics. Many people don’t realize that a poorly designed computer workstation and/or bad work habits can result in serious health problems. Common symptoms …

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BSL2+ Laboratory Research

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Electromagnetic Field Radiation

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Clinic Environment Orientation

WEBThe following modules are designed to introduce you to University policies and relevant state and federal regulations. Your supervisor will provide you with specific job safety …

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Lifting and Material Handling

WEBLifting and Material Handling. Lifting heavy items is one of the leading causes of injury in the workplace. In 2001, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that over 36 percent of …

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Standard Operating Procedures

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Hazards Management Plan

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University Employee Occupational Health Clinic Services

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Hydrofluoric Acid

WEBHydrofluoric acid (HF) differs from other acids because it readily penetrates the skin and dissociates into fluoride ions, causing destruction of deep tissue layers, including bone. …

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A Guide to Formaldehyde

WEBA Guide to Formaldehyde describes how employers and employees can learn to pro-tect their health in environments that contain formaldehyde. In North Carolina, the N.C. …

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Hydrofluoric Acid Chemical Safety Information

WEBChemical Information Overview. Hydrofluoric acid (HF) differs from other acids because the fluoride ion readily penetrates the skin, causing destruction of deep tissue layers, …

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Safety Committee Responsibilities

WEBA professional staff member of the Department of Environment, Health, and Safety with appropriate expertise serves as a non-voting staff support person to the subcommittees …

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