Safety Rules
- No Smoking allowed on campus.
- Alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, or unauthorized medically prescribed drugs will not be tolerated in the work place.
- Before beginning work, notify your supervisor of any permanent or temporary impairment that may reduce your ability to perform in a safe manner.
- Use personal protective equipment to protect yourself from potential hazards that cannot be eliminated.
- Operate equipment only if you are trained and authorized.
- Inspect the workstation for potential hazards and ensure that the equipment or vehicle is in safe operating condition before using it.
- Immediately report any recognized potentially unsafe condition or act to your supervisor.
- If there is any doubt about the safe work method to be used, consult the supervisor before beginning work.
- Immediately report accidents, potential hazards, and property damage to a supervisor, regardless of the severity.
- Supervisors should obtain special safety permits when required. Examples of conditions requiring special safety permits are work with hot objects and work in confined spaces.
- Follow recommended work procedures outlined for the job, including safe work methods.
- Maintain an orderly environment and work procedure. Store all tools and equipment in a designated place. Put scrap and waste material in a designated refuse container.
- Report any smoke, fire, or unusual odors to your supervisor.
- Use proper lifting techniques. For objects exceeding 50 pounds in weight, specific methods for safe lifting must be determined by the immediate supervisor.
- Never attempt to catch a falling object.
- If your work creates a potential slip or trip hazard, correct the hazard immediately or use safety tape or tag the area before leaving it unattended.
- Fasten restraint belts before starting any motor vehicle.
- Obey all driver safety instructions.
- Comply with all traffic signs, signals, markers, and persons designated to direct traffic.
- Know all rules regarding first aid, evacuation routes, and fire department notification.
- Adhere to rules and procedures specific to Campus operations.
- Assist and cooperate with all safety investigations and inspections and assist in implementing safety procedures as requested.
- Electrical cords present hazards. Do not allow cords to extend across doorways, aisles or other walkways. When removing plugs from receptacles, grasp plug, not cord.
- Check all electrical cords to ensure that the wires are not frayed and that plugs are secure.
- A good worker is a safe worker: Be sure you know the safe way to perform any job given to you. If there is any doubt, ask your supervisor.
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