EH&S Employee Handbook

Community Colleges of Spokane April 2000 (Rev.) SECTION I: Introduction Safety Statement   Why We Have an Environmental health and Safety Program   About the Content of This Document SECTION II: Envionmental Health and Safety Goal and Objectives Overview Compliance with Existing Federal and State Environmental Health and Safety Requirements SECTION III: Basic Elements Of The Environmental Health and Safety Program Organizational Structure and Key Elements A) Employee Education and Training B) Self-Inspection   C) Hazard Reporting and Correction   D) Accident and Occupational Illness Reporting and/or Investigation   E) Emergency Procedures   F) Fleet Safety and Emergency Procedures   G) Hazard/Topic Specific Environmental Health and Safety Programs   H) Hazardous Materials Management   I) Record keeping SECTION IV: Specific Safety Responsibilities Administrators   Safety Professional   Safety Officer, College/Unit   Environmental Health and Safety Committees, College/Unit   Human Resources Office   Supervisors   Faculty   All CCS Employees   CCS Students SECTION V: Safe Work Practices Accident Prevention   Back Injury Prevention   Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure   Chemical Safety   Compressed Gas Safety   Driving Safety   Electrical Safety   Fall Prevention   Fire Safety   Housekeeping   Laboratory Safety   Machinery and Equipment Safety   Office Safety   Personal Protective Equipment   Tool Safety (Hand and Portable Electrical) SECTION VI: Liability Issues in an Educational Setting Introduction Supervision and Training   Conduct of the Activity   Maintenance of the Physical Environment