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The Lab and Chemical Safety Program’s goal is to minimize the risk of injury and illness to laboratory workers while also maintaining compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. This is achieved in collaboration with the research community by providing training, information, resources, and support to faculty, staff, and students and empower them to take a proactive approach toward safety.
Chemical Safety
Lab Safety
Lab Safety Awareness Week
Feb 14-17
Make the heart “beat” for Lab Safety by reviewing and passing along some resources that can help to promote safety practice on campus
Click the thumbnail images below to download these 8.5″x11″ posters.
PPE & General Attire
We’re all in this together! 
Meet Our TeamTo track your participation (heartbeat) fill out the form below.
The department with the most “heart beating” participants will be announced in the EH&S newsletter and social media. The deadline to submit your entry is Friday, February 17th.