Workstation standards at UCSF include equipment pre-approved for ergonomics, safety, sustainability, and warranty. Approved vendors provide direct support to UCSF Campus departments, which are responsible for ordering and funding all equipment. Contact the appropriate resource directly:
Here you will find the trainings you need to use a PAPR/CAPR correctly in the workplace.
This document references UCSF-owned appliances containing HFCs.
Find out what kinds of liquids can go down UC San Francisco drains. Whatever goes down the drain ends up in the ocean, so the SFPUC strictly regulates sewer waste.
The following matrix provides a summary of who may prepare and stamp fire sprinkler, fire alarm, and smoke control drawings as the Registered Design Professional (RDP), and the limitations applicable to NICET-certified personnel.
Request UCSF Campus Environment, Health and Safety ServiceFor UCSF Health Safety Office, click here.
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UCSF Campus Environment, Health and Safety Ticketing Page to Request EH&S Service
What is the Difference Between a KN95 and an N95?The main difference between an N95 and a KN95 is where the respirator is certified. N95 respirators are certified by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) in the USA. KN95 refers to the Chinese regulatory standard for filtering face piece respirator certification. Non-NIOSH certified respirators, such as KN95s, must not be used where respirators are required to minimize the risk of exposure to airborne particulates or bioaerosols. In campus facilities, KN95 masks may only be used as face covering, and not as a substitute for an N95 or other type of respiratory protection.
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