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If you know of a hazardous situation, please use the HAZARD HOTLINE.
NEW Regulation: Public Law 109-295, the Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS), was passed into law and requires action by those using, storing, or manufacturing hazardous materials. This includes Researchers, faculty, and staff on the LSU Baton Rouge Campus.Over 300 chemicals are listed in the applicable standard. See attached links for additional information on the topic. Contact O.E.S. (578-5640) if there are any questions.
Ozone Action Days (link to action plans)
With the summer heat, we all must be aware of the potential for OZONE Action days. DEQ will issue OZONE Alerts which forecast the high potential that weather conditions are favorable for the formation of High levels of ozone. Taking preventive actions can help prevent this from occurring.
New Employees should receive safety training to ensure they understand their responsibilities in a safe environment. The “New Employee Orientation Guide and Checklist” should be reviewed with each new employee, and a copy of the completed Orientation form sent to Office of Occupational and Environmental Safety (O.E.S. 126 Public Safety Building)
If you require assistance with Radiation Safety at LSU, try the Radiation Protection Program web page: www.radsafety.lsu.edu.
For information on the Select Agent/Toxin Program, please go to the Biological Safety link. Select Agents/Toxins are regulated by the US Department of Health and Human Services and the US Department of Agriculture. They are subject to tight controls at LSU Institutions.
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