Workplace and Construction Safety

Construction sites are dynamic activities where workers engage in many activities that may expose them to a variety of safety hazards, such as falling objects, working from rooftops or scaffolding, exposure to heavy construction equipment, or the use of t
Construction Safety

The Workplace Safety program aims to identify, control, or eliminate construction-related hazards.

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Occupational Health

Occupational Health, also known as Industrial Hygiene, is a discipline that focuses on minimizing the risk of exposure to hazardous substances in the work place. This is accomplished through anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, controlling, and preventing health hazards that may affect workers and others members of the University community.

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Vehicle Safety

Safe use of construction vehicles, machinery, and equipment requires familiarity with the equipment and basic rules of use.  See the Vehicle Safety page for information.

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Workplace Safety

The Workplace Safety program evaluates and controls hazardous conditions to reduce the frequency and severity of injuries to faculty, students, and staff.