Safety
Safety & Emergency Plans
- Office of the Dean Safety Plan (PDF)
- School of Public Health and Community Medicine Emergency Plan (PDF)
Reporting an Accident, Incident, or Near Miss
Report all work-related injuries and illnesses or near miss incidents to your supervisor as soon as possible. Anyone may now enter an accident report, not just the supervisor. The report should be submitted to Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) within 24 hours.
Report an accident/incident with the Online Accident/Incident Reporting System (OARS)
Group 4 Health and Safety Committee
Group 4 Health & Safety Committee represents all Health Sciences Schools and Centers, as well as, Harborview Medical Center and University of Washington Medical Center.
More information about the committee
Fact Sheets
The Get Ready campaign, sponsored by the American Public Health Association (APHA), provides information, resources and tools so that all individuals, families and communities in the United States are more prepared for a potential influenza pandemic, outbreak of an emerging infectious disease or other hazard or disaster.
- Stockpiling Facts
- Stockpiling Checklist
- Stockpile Grocery List
- Stockpiling Recipes
- Questions For Kids To Ask Their Parents
- Gamesheet For Kids
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