Hospital garage parking guidelines for employees
Employees may only park in the Hospital garage under specific conditions, which vary by time of day and are restricted during regular business hours.
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Employees may only park in the Hospital garage under specific conditions, which vary by time of day and are restricted during regular business hours.
This policy establishes a system of controls within the University of Rochester that allow work involving possible sources of ignition to be carried out safely in accordance with NYS Fire Code Chapter 35, OSHA laws, and good practices. This policy requires all employees and contractors to obtain a hot work permit before performing work which includes, but is not limited to, welding, brazing, soldering, torch cutting, chipping, grinding and any other task that generates sparks or heat.
The University recognizes the impact that indoor air quality may have in the workplace. In an effort to provide the University Community with acceptable indoor air quality, Environmental Health and Safety has developed an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Program to establish procedures for evaluating IAQ and provide information to the University Community.
This procedure evaluates the loss of a life safety feature to help maintain a safe environment for all patients, visitors and staff during the course of construction or renovation or when a life safety code deficiency is identified and cannot be immediately corrected. (LS.01.02.01 EP1)
Guidance for developing a laboratory specific safety plan for disposal of sharps. Includes OSHA's hierarchy of controls to minimize potential sharps injuries.
This policy defines the practices and procedures to be implemented for safe ladder use. The Ladder Safety Policy educates personnel on recognizing and avoiding hazards associated with the use of fixed and portable ladders. This policy does not cover scaffolds or elevated work platforms, which are covered under separate policies.
This service is designed to facilitate transportation for patients, clinical research subjects, and clinical research-related activities. It is not intended for personal use by students or staff. Learn about eligibility, how to book and pay for a ride, and more.
Access vehicle maintenance agreements, service details, and required forms for University-owned vehicles.
Specific fire safety precautions and guidelines for operating rooms and patient care areas, including information on patient evacuation.
Review important safety information applicable to the Memorial Art Gallery.