The UCSF Campus Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) describes the workplace safety, authority, and the responsibilities of all UCSF campus employees.
EPA mandates new safety rules for dichloromethane (DCM) use, with deadlines for compliance. Read more on lab requirements and alternatives
These chemicals are approved for drain disposal
Disposal of empty hazardous material containers is strictly regulated.
As part of UCSF’s ongoing commitment to work place & employee safety, & state regulatory compliance, EH&S has implemented a new Indoor Heat Illness Prevention policy (Campus, Health), based on Cal/OSHA's Indoor Heat Illness Prevention standard.
The Occupational Safety team's goal is to identify hazards and reduces risk of injury. We ensure UCSF departments abide by Cal/OSHA regulations, recommending proactive approaches to managing workplace safety and health.
SOPs for Industrial Hygiene
Manuals for Industrial Hygiene
Forms and Templates for Industrial Hygiene
For disposal of electronic waste contact UCSF Supply Chain Management - Logistics at (415) 502-6245.
