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Environmental, Occupational and Safety Programs @ EH&S

Environmental, Occupational and Safety Programs (EOSP) encompasses all aspects of permitting, compliance and safety for the UCLA campus and several off-campus UCLA properties.  We promote the safety and health of the UCLA community through our programs and collaborations with other EH&S divisions.

EOSP works closely with:

  • EH&S Research Safety
  • UCLA Fire Department
  • Office of Emergency Management

Safety & Compliance

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Oversees occupational safety and compliance programs for campus departments.

Safety programs include but are not limited to:

  • Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP)
  • UCLA Shop Safety Program and high hazard operations
  • UCLA Hazard Communication Program
  • UCLA Public Access Defibrillator (PAD) Program
  • UC Performing Arts Safety Manual

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Industrial Hygiene

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Oversees Industrial Hygiene Programs for campus departments including:

  • Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)- including odors, dust and mold
  • Hazard and Exposure Assessment Programs- Personal exposure sampling for hazardous chemicals and physical hazards such as noise and vibration. 
  • Respiratory Protection Program- provides training & fit testing
  • Ventilation surveys

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Environmental Health

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Oversees The Environmental Health Programs (EHP) for the campus which includes:

  • Food Facility Inspections
  • Food Facility New Construction/Renovation Plan Check Program
  • Foodborne Illness Prevention and Response
  • Recreational Waters (Swimming Pools) Inspections
  • Drinking Water Sanitation and Chlorination
  • Communicable Disease Pathogen Testing
  • Temporary Food Event Permitting and Inspections

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Environmental Compliance

Environmental Compliance


EH&S Environmental Compliance assists in interpreting environmental regulations, obtaining necessary permits, interfacing with government regulatory agencies, and coordinating activities related to these matters. 

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