An incident is an occurrence, condition, or situation that has resulted in, or could have resulted in, injuries, illnesses, damage to health, or fatalities. All incidents must be reported to (1) allow us to correct the situation and help prevent future occurrences and (2) allow us to document any injuries and seek treatment, if necessary. Report the incident ASAP to the Chemistry Stockroom and Chemical Health & Safety Coordinator. In case of an emergency, always call 911.
Faculty, Staff, Post-Docs, Graduate Students, & Student Employees
Incidents involving employees must be reported using the Employee Incident Report. These reports must be completed as soon as possible and submitted no later than two business days after the incident.
Undergraduate Students and Visitors
Incidents involving undergraduate students who are not in an employee status and visitors must be reported using the Non-Employee Incident Report.
Lab Incidents
Lab incidents that may not have resulted in injuries or property damage should be reported so the root cause can be investigated. These incidents may be reported using the Lab Incident Report form.