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  • Waste Service Hours of Operation Updates

    Nicole Holman | June 10, 2025
    Please note the following changes to our hours of operation in the coming weeks due to the Juneteenth and July 4 th holidays. Week of Juneteenth Holiday There will only be one biohazardous waste service the week of June 16. This service will be available on Wednesday, June 18. Please be sure that all requests for biowaste service are entered by 7 a.m. on Wednesday morning. All other types of waste...
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  • Safety Brief - Flammable Storage

    Nicole Holman | May 2, 2025
    Flammable Storage Cabinets Think Before You Store Flammable storage cabinets are essential for laboratory and shop safety, designed to protect flammable liquids from external fire sources. Properly storing only the appropriate materials, within regulated quantities, is key to a safe working environment. For more information, contact EHS. Allowable Items to Store: Flammable Liquids Includes oil...
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  • Safety Brief - Eye Protection

    Nicole Holman | March 5, 2025
    Selecting the right eye protection. See Safety Clearly Protecting your eyes is crucial in any workplace or activity where hazards exist. Choosing the right type of eye protection depends on the types of hazards present. Selecting the appropriate equipment ensures compliance with safety regulations and, most importantly, prevents injuries. Safety Glasses Designed to protect against impact hazards...
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  • Safety Brief - Fume Hoods vs Biosafety Cabinets

    Nicole Holman | January 27, 2025
    Right Equipment, Right Protection Chemical Fume Hoods or Biosafety Cabinets Understanding when to use a chemical fume hood versus a biosafety cabinet (BSC) is critical for maintaining both personal and environmental safety. Here is a quick guide, but note that this guidance does not apply to every situation. Refer to your specific protocols or consult with EHS. Chemical Fume Hoods For working with...
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  • Good Catch Spotlight - Chemical Safety

    Nicole Holman | January 22, 2025
    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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