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  • The Chemistry of EHS Mentoring

    As a child, Scott Kelsey never missed an episode of Bill Nye the Science Guy. The Research Associate loved the half-hour action science program on PBS.“It was really funny, but you learned a lot of interesting things, too,” Kelsey said. “I remember we would record episodes, and it was a really good science communication show for kids.”Scott has been hooked on science ever since and has made his p...
  • Turning Passion into Purpose

    Kent Halloran was a child when he saw a newspaper headline that would change his life forever. The caption in the Toledo Blade said, “Lake Erie is Dead.” “That headline scared me,” Halloran said. “How do you refer to this immense, freshwater resource as dead? How does that happen?”The EHS Safety Engineer’s grandparents had a cottage on the lake, and he used to swim there. That chance moment glanc...
  • Safety Brief - Dust Masks vs. Respirators

    Particulate respirators and nuisance dust masks often are confused. These masks may look similar, but they have very important differences! If you wear a respirator in the workplace, make sure you know the differences and that you are wearing the appropriate equipment.PDF file...
  • Safety Brief - Stay Alert and Don’t Get Hurt

    There are several hazards that exist for pedestrians traveling on and around campus. Do you know how to avoid dangerous situations? In this edition of the Environmental Health & Safety brief, learn a few tips to make it safely to your destination.  PDF file...
  • Safety Brief - 5 Steps to Ladder Safety

    According to the International Association of Home Inspectors, there are more than 164,000 ladder-related injuries treated in the emergency room and 300 deaths annually in the United States caused by falls from ladders.  Remember to select the right ladder for the job and use only ladders in good condition.These simple tips will help you walk away from your next project.PDF file...

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