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Search or filter to explore resources within Administration and Finance, including how-to guides, forms, policies, trainings, and more.

New Principal Investigator (PI) lab set-up procedures

Ensure that your new laboratory is a safe working environment and compliant with university, state, and federal regulations. Includes links to training, procedures, and lab signage as well as information about commissioning, waste, and links to IBC and UCAR.

Odor complaint procedure

This procedure establishes the processes University employees, University Public Safety, University Facilities, and Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) should follow if unusual/objectionable odors are noticed in the workplace.

Pest control assistance

Information on prevention and minimization of pest problems, how to determine the urgency of the issue, how to report a pest issue, and specific information on bed bugs.

Policy for lithium ion battery safety in e-bikes and e-scooters

The purpose of this policy is to mitigate the potential fire hazards associated with e-bikes and e-scooters containing lithium-ion batteries within buildings. This policy prohibits the installation, storage, or use of lithium-ion batteries in buildings under University jurisdiction. This policy aims to minimize fire hazards, ensure clear evacuation routes, and maintain a safe environment for all occupants.

Principal Investigator (PI) resource hub

Visit our searchable library of checklists, training requirements, lab signage, standard operating procedures, and other laboratory safety resources on Box Hubs.

Radiation safety

The Radiation Safety Unit provides a safe radiological environment through training, surveys and inspections, radioactive material procurement approvals, radiation exposure monitoring, shielding assessments, radiation detection equipment calibration, radioactive waste disposal, and radiation equipment testing.

Registration for new Principal Investigators

Each PI must submit this form with specificity to the work being done in their laboratory or in another laboratory on their behalf to the Institutional Biosafety Committee.