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  • Safety Brief - Nanotechnology

    Nicole Holman | October 23, 2024
    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

    Brooke McKivergan | September 26, 2024
    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.
    Football Gameday Season 3 Episode 5

  • Safety Brief - 3D Printing

    Nicole Holman | September 25, 2024
    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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  • Safety Brief - Pedestrian Safety

    Nicole Holman | August 1, 2024
    Pedestrian Safety Walking the line: Pedestrian safety in construction zones Campus 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: Distractions Avoid distractions like...
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  • Ensuring a Safe Laboratory Today for Better Outcomes Tomorrow

    Brooke McKivergan | July 30, 2024
    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...
    Jenna Dickerson is seen giving a student researcher a poster that says, "Be safe today remain a Buckeye tomorrow"

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