**Now Available** X-ray Safety Training Online (via TrojanLearn)
USC EH&S is pleased to announce the release of the X-ray Safety Online Training via TrojanLearn. A wide variety of radiation-producing sources are used on campus. This safety course is designed...
View ArticleAttention EHSA Users! Access now requires USC Secure Network (e.g., VPN)...
In our ongoing efforts to enhance data security and privacy, a secured USC internet connection is now required to access the EHSA application. Secure internet connections at USC: LAN (local area...
View ArticleNew SOP Available: “Safe Autoclave Operation”
An autoclave (or steam sterilizer) uses steam heat under pressure to sterilize/decontaminate medical/lab items contaminated with microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and spores. Autoclaves...
View ArticleNew Guide Sheet Available: Waste Anesthetic Gas Canisters
Waste Anesthetic Gas (WAG) Canisters are passive gas filters that rely on anesthesia flow and the anesthetized animal’s exhalation volume to push waste anesthetic gases into the charcoal canisters....
View Article2024 Asbestos-Containing Materials Building Inventory Memo
USC is committed to maintaining a healthy and safe environment. In compliance with California regulations (Connelly Act), USC Environmental Health & Safety is required to identify areas at USC...
View ArticleWorkplace Violence Prevention Training
As part of USC’s commitment to maintaining a safe and secure environment for faculty, staff, students, alumni, volunteers, and visitors, the university maintains a Violence-Free Campus Workplace...
View ArticleNew Web Page Published: Hazardous & Compressed Gases
Compressed gases, though widely used in USC research laboratories, USC shop locations (instructional, fabrication), and USC facilities, present physical, chemical, and health hazards. It is critically...
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Happy Biosafety Month!
Happy Biosafety Month and Happy Halloween! What do Biosafety Month and Halloween have in common? Both happen in October and can bring up scary images. But, this month, we’re highlighting how to...
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Biosafety Month Inspector Challenge #1
Instructions Inspect and determine “what’s wrong with this picture” below. Describe the hazard or issues you observe. Fill out the form below with your findings Qualifying entries will be entered to...
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USC Researcher Spotlight (Biosafety Month 2024)
Professor Cheryl Mae Craft, Ph.D. October marks International Biosafety and Biosecurity Month, a time to reflect on the critical importance of safety in research environments. At USC, our focus is...
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