Safety isn’t just a priority at Purdue. Measures to achieve it have been a proven success. With record-low injury rates across the university system in recent years, the Environmental Health and ...

Learn about University measures to reduce the impact of hazardous materials into the air, soil, and water.

Who should complete this course? This course is intended for those new to working with radioactive materials and those seeking a UAB Radioactive Materials Licensure. Be advised this course has ...

A new policy affecting all federally funded life sciences research involving biological agents, toxins or pandemic risks from enhanced or extinct pathogens takes effect May 6. To ensure the University ...

Unsafe acts and conditions can occur at any time in the workplace, potentially leading to injuries, property damage, or harm to the environment. Recognizing and intervening when these situations arise ...

RIT is committed to ensure the health and safety of all employees, students, and visitors while they are on RIT's campus. The Environmental Health and Safety Department is charged with developing and ...

The hazards associated with shop areas require special safety considerations. The potential for personal injury is significant whether you work in a machine shop, vehicle repair, electrical, or ...

The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Blue and Green Economy, in partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of ...

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has long been the regulatory backbone for workplace safety in the United States, setting and enforcing standards to protect employees from ...

Purdue University is committed to preserving a balance between protecting the health of people and the environment, while accommodating increasingly sophisticated and productive research operations.

EHS awards received from the 2025 national CSHEMA conference in Seattle. Elizabeth Henry, Georgia Tech EHS laboratory and chemical safety specialist, and Jim Crandall, EHS director at Penn State and ...

Historically, environmental health and safety software hasn’t been a massive market — at least compared to others in the software-as-a-service segment — and it’s admittedly not the most enthralling ...