Rain and pollen can lead to slippery conditions, which can increase the incidence of injuries due to slips and falls.

Environment, Health and Safety participated in Orange County Creek Week, an annual celebration that engages local communities in activities aimed at preserving and appreciating streams, lakes and rivers.

Beginning at 12 a.m. March 1, 2024, OWASA will temporarily alter its drinking water treatment process.

This week recognizes the success of laboratory health and safety programs and offers ideas and information on how to keep faculty, staff and students safe.

During icy, snowy or generally wet conditions, the incidence of injuries due to slips and falls increases.

Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) with the assistance of Facilities Services has remediated the majority of the drinking water fixtures with detected lead identified during the campus-wide testing.

EHS takes great pride in our Respiratory Protection Program. We ensure that all our employees who may be exposed to harmful particulates and who require respiratory protection have the proper training and knowledge of the best respiratory protection practices.

Use the Heat Safety Tool app to check the current temperature, humidity and heat index for your location.

The Student Stores Pharmacy and Campus Health Pharmacy will offer no-appointment flu clinics. In addition, four walk-in flu clinics will be held between Sept. 28 and Oct. 20.