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- 2000-2004, 2010 (Creation)
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0.21 linear feet (1 half-document case)
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The Environmental Health and Safety Office at South Dakota State University supports a safe learning and working environment for faculty, staff, and students. The office assists campus departments in evaluating safety conditions and implements regulatory codes applicable to teaching, research, and operational activities.
Environmental Health and Safety oversees programs related to laboratory and occupational safety, hazardous materials management, radioactive materials, respiratory protection, personal protective equipment, and chemical hygiene. The office ensures compliance with applicable federal and state regulations, including standards issued by the Environmental Protection Agency, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Through policy development, training, consultation, and oversight, the department promotes regulatory compliance, risk management, and environmental stewardship across the university.
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The Environmental Health and Safety Office Records consists of materials related to workplace safety and emergency preparedness at South Dakota State University. The contents include a pamphlet titled Life Safety at South Dakota State University, which outlines procedures and best practices for responding to emergencies in the workplace. The material reflects the Environmental Health and Safety Office’s role in promoting campus-wide safety awareness and compliance with life safety standards.
This record documents the university’s efforts to educate faculty, staff, and students on emergency protocols, underscoring the institution’s commitment to a safe campus environment. It is valuable for understanding institutional safety policies and emergency response planning.
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