9.05 Occupational Safety and Health Policy
The University of Texas at San Antonio is obligated to provide safe and healthy work/study conditions on its campus and
other University facilities, and Federal and State legislation require the University to meet nationally recognized Occupational
Safety and Health standards. The Occupational Safety and Health Policy of UTSA is:
A. To provide a safe and healthy work/study environment for all individuals
who are involved in University activities, and
B. To conduct all activities with the objective of preventing injury and property damage.
It is the intent of UTSA to provide a comprehensive and continuing accident prevention program compatible with the functions and purposes of the University. Such a program will help maintain a healthy and safe environment for study, research, service, and employment and promote good safety and health practices by the student body, the faculty and the staff. As a result of this program, unsafe or unhealthy conditions can be readily identified by the students, faculty and staff and promptly reported to the Office of. Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management. To report such conditions at the 1604 Campus or the Downtown Campus, call extension 5250 or at the Institute of Texan Cultures call extension 2268. http://www.utsa.edu/Safety/