GUIDANCE FOR RESEARCHERS REGARDING THE SPREAD OF COVID-19
The Environmental Health & Safety Office is ready to respond 24/7
(All office phones have been forwarded to our cell phones)
| Need | Contact |
|---|---|
| Biological questions or emergencies — Ergonomics | Kirt (435) 797-3507 |
| Chemical questions or emergencies — Odor complaints | Rachel (435) 797-7423 |
| Radiological questions or emergencies | John (435) 797-3514 |
| Spills, leaks, or other emergencies | Gary (435) 797-2763 |
| Hazardous waste questions, or emergencies | Mike (435) 797-2904 |
| General questions or emergencies — Alarms | Eric (435) 797-2856 |
| Statewide Campuses — North/West of Provo | Eric (435) 797-2856 |
| Statewide Campuses — South/East of Provo | Logan (435)613-5659 |
| Smoke or fire | 911 |
| Accidents or injuries | 911 |
Safety Reminder
News
Incompatible Chemicals
The following is a quick reference of incompatibilities for many chemicals commonly encountered in the laboratory. It is not a comprehensive list of all possible combinations and chemicals. For details on any chemical, check the [...]
Flammable Liquids Storage Guidelines
It is recommended that all flammable chemicals be kept in an approved flammable liquid storage cabinet when not in use. It is required to store flammable liquids in appropriate storage cabinets [...]
About EHS
Our goal is to prevent injury, illnesses and environmental damage through the recognition, evaluation and control of potential hazards arising from university activities.
The Utah State University Environmental Health & Safety Office is a service organization that provides expertise and advice for compliance with federal, state and local safety and health regulations as well as current professional practices and guidelines.