Occupational Health

What is Occupational Health?

Health and Safety is involved in the detection of unsafe or unhealthy working conditions, and in the identification and monitoring of occupational exposures to chemical and physical hazards. In addition, they provide work site health and safety inspections including but not necessarily limited to laboratories, service and agricultural work areas, and office environments. Health & Safety develops and performs health and safety training programs as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). These programs include, but are not limited to, a Hearing Conservation Program, Respiratory Protection, Bloodborne Pathogen Standard, Occupational Medical Surveillance and Personal Protective Equipment.

Occupational Health & Safety Programs

• Ergonomics Program
• Occupational Health Surveillance Program
• Respiratory Protection Program
• Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan

Need More Information?

• OSH Risk Assessment Form - Part I
• Bridger Occupational Health Clinic
• Report an Injury of an employee
• Report Incidents - including non-employee injuries, vehicle damage, and cyber/data security incidents.
• Chemical Safety
• Waste Pickup Request Form
• OSHA