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Access Resources. Visit our document repository. You will find safety manuals, policies, information sheets, guidelines, forms, sign templates, and more. Learn More about Access Resources. COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 Research. OESO must review all studies that involve the collection or use of COVID-19 specimens.
The Occupational and Environmental Safety Office (OESO) exists to support this Institutional effort by promoting a safe environment for the Duke Community that is conducive to achieving such excellence while providing the highest level of customer service possible.
If you are completing this form to update or enquire about medical records (e.g., test results, vaccinations, medical clearances), please contact Duke’s Employee Health office instead at: EOHW21@duke.edu or 919-684-3136.
University Safety Manual. I. General. 1. Introduction. 2. Responsibilities. 3. Reporting of Injuries/Illnesses. 4. Hazard Determination/Control. 5. Safety Training Policy. 6. Minors/Non-Employees in Work Areas. 7. Reproductive Health. 8. Fieldwork Safety. II. General Hygiene/Safety. 1. Personal Protective Equipment. 2. Respiratory Protection. 3.
These Programs provide, in detail, the processes and procedures for following and adhering to general guidance published by the Duke Occupational and Environmental Safety Office (OESO) in the Duke Safety Manual.
Safety Training is a central component of the Duke Safety Program and will provide you with necessary knowledge and tools to reduce the risks of injury while performing your work tasks. Safety training meets federal, state, and local regulations and must be completed by every Duke employee to ensure regulatory compliance.
Assisting each laboratory with hazard identification and control during the laboratory safety evaluations and other assessments. Consulting with researchers on safety precautions for high-hazard processes.
