The Reproductive Hazard Guidelines inform employees, students, and volunteers about potential reproductive and developmental hazards, and advise on safe work conditions and practices in their work environment. The guidance addresses both female and male reproductive health risks, and contains details on identifying, evaluating, and reducing those workplace risks.
Updated January 10, 2025
The UW Environmental Health & Safety (EH&S) Occupational Health Program mission is to ensure the health and safety of University personnel and students. We provide information and support to persons working in the research environment, including animal care and use. The goals of the program are to prevent injury or disease from hazards in the workplace.
This document outlines the serum banking policy at UW for research and support staff.
Log of updates to the UW Biosafety Manual.
Complete the Clinical Trial Biological Use Authorization (BUA) application for new and renewal projects to obtain approval for research involving recombinant DNA in human subjects. Submit Clinical Trial BUA applications at least eight weeks prior to the IBC meeting. Electronic submissions to ehsbio@uw.edu are preferred. Submit via campus mail to EH&S at Box 357165 or by fax to 206.221.3068.
