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Welcome to the Princeton University Environmental Health and Safety website. The Quick Links drop-down menu on the upper left part of this page and the search engine above may help you find specific information.

Announcements

  • New Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness presentation is now available on-line. This 10 minute self-guided presentation was developed by the University Emergency Preparedness Task Force and provides information on safety, security and crime prevention issues and offers guidance on emergency preparedness you can use at work or at home. See Emergency Guidelines for the Campus Community for more information.

  • Spring has Sprung: Spring and summer bring warm weather and outdoor activities, along with insects, poisonous plants, too much sun and work in very hot, humid conditions. The Spring/Summer Advisory contains useful information about how to protect yourself from:
    • Lyme Disease
    • West Nile Virus
    • Insect Bites and Stings
    • Spider Bites
    • Rabies and Bats
    • Poison Ivy and other allergenic plants
    • Severe Weather
      • Heat Stress
      • Lightning
      • Floods

  • May 25 to 31 is National Hurricane Preparedness Week. The National Hurricane Center has posted a Hurricane Preparedness Week website with tips on how you can take steps to reduce the the effects of a hurricane disaster.

  • Safety recalls and alerts. New web page with various resources that provide information and links for many of these recalls and the agencies that issue them.

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