Fall Protection
Fall protection equipment notices
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UW Fall Protection Program Manual (updated 12/13/22)
The University of Washington (UW), through the UW Fall Protection Program Manual, is committed to protecting employees and others from fall hazards through safe design, hazard elimination, engineering controls, safe work practices, training, and personal protective equipment when necessary. The requirements in this document must be in accordance with all applicable regulations, codes, standards and industry best practices.
Staying Safe in Shops Poster
UW LOTO Field Procedure
For equipment and systems that are not routinely repaired or serviced, or require partial shutdowns, and where change management of practices are not robust, then the UW LOTO Field Procedure form should be used.
Refer to the UW Hazardous Energy Control LOTO Program Manual for more information.
Bats and Rabies Focus Sheet
The information in the Bats and Rabies Focus Sheet is intended to help you reduce your risk of exposure to rabies at the University of Washington.
Safety Considerations for Youth in STEAM Environments
Safety Considerations for Youth in STEAM Environments are guidelines to assist those planning and holding a science, technology, engineering, arts and/or math (STEAM) focused youth program at the University. The goal is to provide a valuable learning experience while ensuring the health and safety of minors, employees and students.
Using Alternative Fall Protection on Roofs (updated 12/13/22)
The Using Alternative Fall Protection on Roofs guidance only applies on a low slope roof (4:12 or less) when traditional fall protection systems cannot be used, such as a 42-inch parapet wall at the roof edge, guardrails, and personal fall restraint and arrest systems. This guidance does not apply to construction work advancing the roof leading edge or installing the roof deck.
Prevent foodborne illness at your next event
During Food Safety Education Month, EH&S’s Public Health Program reminds UW students, faculty and staff that you must obtain a Temporary Food Service Permit when hosting a public event where food is served on UW property.
HSIP TB Skin Test Form
This form may be completed by health care providers (MD, DO, ARNP, PA, RN or other appropriate designees) to document initial 2-step PPD skin testing or a single annual PPD.