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  • Good Catch Spotlight - Chemical Safety

    Your safety is our top priority. Students, faculty, staff, visitors and patients are encouraged to report conditions that they believe could have resulted in more serious consequences so proper actions can be implemented to prevent future injuries or property damage. A recent example of a Good Catch is listed below. Incident Title Chemical Safety During Lab Move Prevents Injury Incident Type...
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  • Excellence in Safety Award Winners - 2024

    The University Laboratory Safety Committee (ULSC) at The Ohio State University recognized the seventh annual winners of the “Excellence in Safety” Award. The award, in three categories, recognizes a university faculty or staff member (Individual Award), an undergraduate or graduate student (Student Award) and a laboratory research group (Group Award) who has made a considerable contribution to...
  • Safety Brief - Nanotechnology

    Nanotechnology Safety Nanotechnology: Small Particles, Big Precautions Nanotechnology involves the manipulation and control of materials at a very small scale, typically between 1 and 100 nanometers. Due to their small size, they exhibit unique properties that have many potential benefits, but also present distinct health risks with exposure. Engineering Controls Utilize chemical fume hoods or...
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  • Tom Novotny Featured on City of Ohio State Podcast

    With more than100,000 fans and visitors flocking to Ohio Stadium for each home game, the Office of Administration and Planning (A&P) works tirelessly behind-the-scenes to support the Department of Athletics and provide a safe, fan-friendly environment. Find out what it takes to host the Best Fans in the Land at the Shoe.
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  • Safety Brief - 3D Printing

    3D Printing Clear the Air: Importance of Ventilation for Your 3D Printing Space 3D printing, particularly using materials like plastics (PLA, ABS, nylon) and resins, can release potentially hazardous fumes and particulates into the air. Effective ventilation and fume management are essential for protecting the health and safety of 3D printer users. Two things to note: Ventilation and Enclosures 3D...
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