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The Department Safety Coordinator role varies with the departments, based on size, needs, and goals. In general, your DSC is a good resource for information related to research safety and compliance at UCLA, particularly as requirements are met within your home department. DSCs also represent your department at meetings of the SOM Safety Committee and will be aware of the most current updates and changes related to research safety and compliance.

Navigate to the Medical Waste Accumulation Area Access site to request an appointment and update your application, if necessary. SOM Safety is no longer enrolling BruinCards in CHS since the end of the yearlong rollout of this access transition.

None of them! The School of Medicine Research Safety Office is a service of the DGSOM. Although we enjoy a close working relationship with our EH&S colleagues, we serve the basic science researchers in the School of Medicine in a different way. We neither make nor enforce rules; rather, we seek to demystify the research safety and compliance paradigm to help all research faculty, staff, students, and volunteers understand what they need to do to operate safe, compliant research laboratories.

View our Category By Type section for specific resources.

No. The University of California has a strict system-wide policy regarding minors in labs and shops. Minors under the age of 14 are not permitted in University of California laboratories or shops, except when participating in an approved and supervised tour. See the CPSC’s Guidelines for Lab Tours for information about how to plan a suitable tour for anyone, including minors.

For information on the program, please visit our page dedicated to Lab Coat Laundry.

Hospital policies for things like bloodborne pathogen exposure control, spill cleanup, and waste management can be accessed through PolicyStat.