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Ohio State is in the process of revising websites and program materials to accurately reflect compliance with the law. While this work occurs, language referencing protected class status or other activities prohibited by Ohio Senate Bill 1 may still appear in some places. However, all programs and activities are being administered in compliance with federal and state law.

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  • Safety Brief - Pedestrian Safety

    Pedestrian Safety Walking the line: Pedestrian safety in construction zonesCampus pedestrians can stay safe around construction zones by staying alert and following posted signs and barriers. It is essential to stay aware of your surroundings. Adhere to these safety guidelines to help ensure a safer environment for everyone on campus.Two things to avoid:DistractionsAvoid distractions like we...
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  • Ensuring a Safe Laboratory Today for Better Outcomes Tomorrow

    Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) works with nearly 2,900 locations across The Ohio State University to ensure facilities, including workshops and laboratories, are being conducted in a safe and healthy way. From ensuring chemicals are being disposed of properly, to checking for radiation contamination, the team is trained to look for several different hazard types in each space.Jenna Dickers...
    Jenna Dickerson is seen giving a student researcher a poster that says, "Be safe today remain a Buckeye tomorrow"
  • Tornado Safety

    As we enter into the spring season where tornadoes become a more serious threat, here are some safety precautions to know in the event of a tornado:Stay weather aware: be sure to know in advance when severe weather will arrive.Make sure your mobile devices are charged should a storm knock out electricity. Review your personal emergency plan and check your supplies and your surroundings in th...
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  • Electrical Safety for Custodial Staff

    Electrical safety is a fundamental aspect of custodial job duties, playing a crucial role in safeguarding both personnel and property. Custodial staff are frequently exposed to various electrical hazards while performing their duties. Understanding and adhering to electrical safety practices are essential to mitigate the risk of accidents and injuries.Electrical HazardsElectric ShockCustodial sta...
  • Hot Work Safety

    Hot work is one of the leading causes of construction fires.According to the National Fire Protection Association, an average of 4,440 structure fires each year result from hot work. Below are some practices that hot work operators and site personnel should abide by to safeguard their construction site:Ensure that the hot work permit is approved and posted prior to work beginning, and that all sm...
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