Safety
UArizona Advisories and Information on COVID-19
https://www.arizona.edu/coronavirus-covid-19-information
https://health.arizona.edu/healthalerts
Steward Observatory Safety Manual
Click here to be directed to the Incident and Near-Miss form
Potty Posters
New Potty Poster Added To Folder: Safety and You
Name of Poster: First Aid Kit Fact Sheet
New Safety Manual 2015
Chemical Safety
Ergonomics
Near Miss
Protect Yourself
Respiratory Safety
Safety Responsibilities and Procedures
Safety and You
Safety Notes - Solutions Based on Real Incidents
Safety Notes is dedicated to providing insight, resources and recommendations to our Astronomy & Steward Observatory community and employees. Safety Notes is a tool that enables us to share safety solutions based on real incidents. What’s important is that we are all conscious of safety in our work, with our team, and in our surroundings, including everyplace outside of work too.
Safety Note #1: Overhead Hazards and Head Protection
Safety Note #2: Digging/Trenching & Underground Service Lines
Safety Note #3: It's a Dry Heat - Heat Stress
Safety Note #4: Moonsoon Safety
Safety Note #5: High Altitude Health Safety Information
Emergency Operations Plans
Steward Observatory, Mt Graham International Observatory (MGIO), Imaging Technology Lab (ITL)
Start Here | Safety Resources from Research Laboratory & Safety Services and Risk Management
Laboratory Closure Information
Respiratory Protection Program
Safety Meeting Minutes
2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 05/04/2021 Safety Webinar VIDEO
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Safety Webinar VIDEO_link1; Safety Webinar VIDEO_link2; Safety Webinar VIDEO_link3
Annual Safety Reports
2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006
OSHA 300A Reports
For Public
Public events include our Monday Night Lecture Series, world-reknowned Astronomy Camp and Mt Lemmon Sky Center.
For Students
A good place to start if you want to become an undergrad major or grad student, or need to find our schedule of classes.
For Scientists
Find telescopes and instruments, telescope time applications, staff and mountain contacts, and faculty and staff scientific interests.
