Emergency response
Anyone might encounter an emergency in the course of their normal duties, so it’s important to be prepared.
Hazardous waste
Each laboratory is responsible for complying with hazardous waste regulations and for following University procedures regarding chemical purchase, inventory, storage, handling, waste collection, segregation, and labeling.
Science laboratory safety
From training and testing to the use of personal protective equipment, there are a number of ways to prevent injuries and illnesses caused by exposure to hazardous substances or conditions.
Visual and Performing Arts safety
The following information is provided to all Visual and Performing Arts faculty, administrative staff, and students to ensure a safe working environment.
Materials labeling and signage
The information contained on this site is accurate to the best of our knowledge. We make no guarantees that it is error free. Use the information at your own risk.
Our pages link to external web sites. Clark University is not responsible for the content of those sites. Links do not indicate endorsement, sponsorship, recommendation, or approval by Clark University.
If you find information presented anywhere on our website that you believe to be in error, please contact the Chemical Safety Officer, Sean Gelinas 617-212-7118 so he can make appropriate changes. Please include the URL of the page containing the error in any correspondence.
