- Accident/Incident Reporting
- Asbestos Management
- Biosafety
- Chemical Safety
- Diving Safety
- Hazardous Material Inventories
- H1N1
- Indoor Air Quality
- Infectious Diseases Information and Advisory Committee
- LASER Safety
- Laboratory Safety
- Local Health & Safety Programs
- New or Young Workers
- Pets in the Workplace
- Radiation Safety
- Respiratory Safety
- Scents in the Workplace
- Smoking at UBC
- Transportation of Dangerous Goods
- University Health & Safety Committee
- Working Alone
Occupational Health and Research Safety
Our primary objectives are to ensure the health and safety of our people and the environment at UBC and to ensure the safe and knowledgeable acquisition, use and disposal of hazardous materials used in research and teaching.
In addition to regulatory requirements, teaching and research activities at UBC are guided by internal policies. Deans, department heads, directors and managers all have the responsibility to develop, implement and maintain all elements of the safety program.
Risk Management Services provides guidance and technical expertise to support that commitment.
As outlined in UBC Policy #7, University Safety, all faculty, staff and students have a role to play in maintaining a healthy, safe and environmentally sustainable university. The resources on this website are designed to support faculty and staff in fulfilling these responsibilities.
Occupational Health |
Research Safety |
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