Programs, Standards & Codes of Practice
Programs
EHS has developed a number of programs to guide the university community with respect to health and safety issues. These programs have been developed to control recognized hazards and to meet regulatory compliance.
Asbestos Management Plan
Biosafety
Confined Space Entry
Contractors
Control of Hazardous Energy
Cranes, Hoists, and Lifting Devices
Driver and Vehicle Safety
Ergonomics
Fall Protection
Field Safety
Fire Prevention
First Aid
Harassment and Violence
Hearing Conservation
Hot Work and Dust
Laboratory Safety
Ladder Safety
Occupational Hygiene and Indoor Air Quality
Overhead Power Lines
Personal Protective Equipment
Powered Mobile Equipment
Radiation Safety
Roof Access
Slip, Trip, and Fall Prevention
WHMIS
Working Alone
Standards
EHS has developed a number of standards to guide the university community with respect to health and safety issues. These standards have been developed to control recognized hazards and to meet regulatory compliance.
Codes of Practice
UCalgary is required under Part 4 of the OHS Code to have a code of practice governing the storage, handling, use, and disposal of chemical substances. These Codes of Practice have been developed to meet requirements and are intended to provide direction to those who may potentially be exposed to these chemical substances.
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