In autumn 2020, Environmental Health and Safety launched the Good Catch Program to help prevent injuries or property damage and improve the safety culture in the university. The program provides a new avenue for anyone in the university community to report unsafe acts, conditions, or equipment.
The University Laboratory Safety Committee (ULSC) at The Ohio State University recognizes recipients of the fourth annual “Excellence in Safety” Award.
Poison hemlock has more severe toxic properties than poison ivy and is quickly growing throughout the area.
Machine guards are important because they protect operators and other individuals in the work area from hazards associated during the machine’s normal operation.
Machine guards can protect from the following hazards:
Recorded Research Laboratory Safety meetings are now available online through Microsoft Teams. To access new videos, follow the steps below.
View Recorded EHS Meetings through Microsoft Teams
Open Microsoft Teams.
From the Teams tab, click the “Join or create team” button.
