The Board's Occupational Safety and Health Program provides Board employees with an employment environment that is safe and free of recognized hazards to physical health. Management is responsible for adhering to current safety standards. Employees are expected to comply with all aspects of the safety program, observing safe work practices while performing their duties.

Employees should report any hazardous conditions to their supervisors and the Safety Office, in order to prevent health problems, accidents, or damage to property or equipment. Hazard report forms are available in the Safety Office.

Martin Building, Safety Office, Room MP-522, ext. 2664
Hours: M-F, Normal Working Hours