Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include Online Chemical Worker:Refresher Training and More, Pedestrian Safety, Chair Mats Prevent Tile Damage, Pool...

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include Electronic PURF, EHS Serving the Campus, Laser Printer Emissions, New Biosafety EHT, NRC Jurisdiction Expanded...

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include Fire Factor Event, Campus Sustainability, Tritium Exit Signs, New RU Lab Cleanout Procedures, NIH Incident...

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include Laboratory Safety Incidents and Their Impact, Things EHS Wants You To Know AboutLaboratory Safety, Upcoming...

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include Recycling and Propane Cylinders, Safety is Essential, Annual Biosafety Protocol Survey, Changes to Radioactive...

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include avoiding heat related illness, radiation safety in laboratories, helping someone experiencing a seizure....

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include MSDS Management, UCLA Student Death, Automated External Defibrillators, Radioactive Material Security....

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include Personal Protective Equipment: Its Maintenance, Use, and Storage; Use Lessons from Emergency Planning; Got...

Newsletter of the department of Environmental Health and Safety on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus. Article subjects include EHS 30th Anniversary, MU Smoking Policy, Discovery Ridge, MSDSOnline, Fire Factor Adds Live Room Burn, Fire...

Food establishments implement training to prevent the occurrence of food borne illness in their operation with the understanding that increased food safety knowledge will ignite appropriate situational response from foodservice employees and result...

[ACCESS RESTRICTED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT REQUEST OF AUTHOR.] This research expands understanding of corporate environmental communication beyond green advertising and environment responsibility reports of CSR into the more developed...

Insights into the nature of large truck-passenger car interactions and the understanding of safety corridors can lead to improvements in the safety and efficiency of freeway operations. One main contribution of this thesis is the analysis of truck...

This issue of Archives is Summer 2012.

Program assessment has long been a critical element for academic programs to ensure continuous quality improvement of their programs. More recently, occupational safety, health and environmental programs have embraced assessment by external groups...

Food borne illness outbreaks are still a serious health problem in the US, even though the knowledge and training materials needed to prevent the outbreaks are readily available. It is important for those whose activities have an effect...

-economic, racially diverse neighborhood that lacks a specific neighborhood identity. A comparison of canal perceptions between these two neighborhoods will reveal the effect of neighborhood identity on environmental perception as well as reveal the lack...