Office of Environmental Health and Radiation Safety
The Office of Environmental Health and Radiation Safety (EHRS) is a
section of the Office of the Vice Provost for Research. EHRS provides a
number of resources and services to help protect the health and safety of
the University community and to assist in complying with local, state and
federal laws. Some of the programs provided are:
- Biosafety
- Chemical Safety
- Radiation Safety
- Laser Safety
- Hazardous Materials Disposal
- Chemical Spill Response
- Health and Safety Training
- Laboratory Safety Audits
- Respiratory Protection
- Ergonomics Assessments
- Asbestos Management
- Environmental Audits and Assessments
- Pre-construction Safety Design Review
Check the office web site (www.oehs.upenn.edu)
for information on these programs and the following new items:
- Carcinogen Mutagen Disposal Policy
- Registration Document for Use of Recombinant DNA (Updated 3/98)
- 1998 Exposure Control Plan for work with Bloodborne Pathogens-update
yours annually!
- EHRS Training Calendar:
- Introductory Laboratory Worker Training (offered monthly):
- Laboratory Safety at Penn
- Introduction to Occupational Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens
- New Radiation Safety Worker Training on 3rd Thursday at 3p.m. at EHRS
- Annual Update Training for Laboratory Workers (offered monthly):
- Annual Laboratory Safety Retraining
- Annual Laboratory Safety and Bloodborne Pathogens Retraining
- Annual Radiation Safety Retraining
- On-line training for Users of Radioactive Materials:
- New Radiation Safety Worker Training (revised)
- Annual Radiation Safety Retraining (new this fall)
Contact us if we can be of assistance. EHRS, 14th floor Blockley Hall/6021;
898-4453, 898-0140 (FAX); e-mail: ehrs@ehrs.upenn.edu
--Matthew D. Finucane, Director
Almanac, Vol. 45, No. 6, October 6, 1998
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