Environment Health Safety

EAA supports the exchange and dissemination of ideas and best practices within the aluminium industry. You will find under this section process-related safety solutions which have aready been tried and successfully put into practice at a plant, and can therefore be taken up in other plants as well.
EAA is looking forward to further new safety solutions which are preferably simple, cost-effective and easy to implement.
Should you wish to suggest your idea or solution, or should you need further information, please contact:

Environmental Health & Safety

Blood Borne Pathogen Policy
Refrigerant Compliance
Chemical Waste Disposal
Regulated Medical Waste Disposal
CU Health and Safety Resources
Right-To-Know Labels
Emergency Response Guides
Safetybase (Safety training database)
Environmental Compliance Office
Sanitary Sewer / Drain Policies
EPA Compliance Action Plan
Self Inspections (for your lab or work area)
Frequently Asked Questions
Tip Sheets
Hazardous Materials Shipping
Training Catalog
Hazard Assessment Signage Program
Training Assessment Tool
Health and Safety Basics Brochure
Universal Wastes
Ionizing and Non-ionizing Radiation
University Health & Safety Policy
Laboratory Safety Manual and Chemical Hygiene Plan
Vet College Biosafety Program

DSR UpdatesThis webpage provides Cornell DSR's and the campus community with the most recent information on specfic DSR programs additions and changes. Check back often!
DSR Orientation ProgramThis webpage provides the documents and powerpoint slides for the DSR Orientation Training Program – designed for new DSRs.
DSR Roles and Responsibilities
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If you would like to be subscribed (or unsubscribed) to DSR-L, simply send an email request to Czora Pagsolingan
List of DSRsYou can view a list of DSRs listed by college/unit. If you are a DSR and not listed here or your contact info has changed, please send an email to Czora Pagsolingan.
DSR RoundtablesDSR Roundtables are held twice per year. This webpage includes current and past agendas, powerpoint slides, handouts, and evaluation results.
DSR CornerThis page is designed to be a collection of links, policies, documents, etc. that DSRs have developed/implemented within their units and would like to share with other DSRs. If you have something you would like to share with other DSRs, please send an email to Mike Vitucci.
EH&S Video Library Loan These videos are available for loan by the Cornell community that can be used for additional training, and topics for safety committee meetings or research group meeting topics. There is no charge to borrow these videos

Environment, Health & Safety Manual

The Environment, Health & Safety Manual is undergoing a major review (background to the review). During a transition period in 2006-2008, two EHS Manuals existed: the pre-existing EHS Manual and the EHS Manual - New. As procedures were reviewed, they were progressively removed from the older manual and relocated into the new.
As of September 2008, a critical mass of progress in the review had occurred, and the two manuals were merged back into one document, which is the EHS Manual - New at http://www.unimelb.edu.au/ehsm-new/.
Because the new manual has a different structure , procedures that used to be located in the older manual will now have a different procedure number and location.
How to find what you need
To find a specific procedure from the previous EHS Manual -
Look it up in Locating old EHS Manual procedures in the EHS Manual - New [.pdf].
To browse current EHS Manual procedures -
Go straight to the EHSM - New.
For assistance:
Contact your EHS Adviser/Manager in the EHS Unit.