HINCKLEY-FINLAYSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY SCHOOL BOARD RESOLUTION
POLICY #407
Hinckley-Finlayson Public Schools and the school board are committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment for its staff. To achieve this goal, the district has formed safety committees and is in the process of implementing policies, procedures and training to comply with the myriad of environmental health and safety regulations impacting public schools in Minnesota.
In conjunction with Resource’s on-site management program, the district will develop and implement written health and safety management plans; conduct inspections, surveillances, and inventories as necessary; train appropriate employees and maintain records as required by state and federal agencies. The following is a list of the major programs that are being addressed by the school district:
Asbestos
Accident and Injury
Reduction Program
Blood borne Pathogens
Chemical Hygiene
Community Right to Know
Compressed Gas
Confined Space
Emergency Preparedness
Employee Right to Know
Fire Plan
Fire Protection
Hazardous Waste
Hearing Conservation
Infectious Waste
Lead in Construction
Lead in Water
Lockout/Tagout
Playground Safety
Radon
Record keeping
Respiratory Protection
UST
Other
The school board will ensure that appropriate funding and resources are available to implement and maintain the federal, state and local environmental health and safety programs.
Approved 7/11/11
Re-Approved 07/06/2015
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY SCHOOL BOARD RESOLUTION
POLICY #407
Hinckley-Finlayson Public Schools and the school board are committed to providing a safe and healthy work environment for its staff. To achieve this goal, the district has formed safety committees and is in the process of implementing policies, procedures and training to comply with the myriad of environmental health and safety regulations impacting public schools in Minnesota.
In conjunction with Resource’s on-site management program, the district will develop and implement written health and safety management plans; conduct inspections, surveillances, and inventories as necessary; train appropriate employees and maintain records as required by state and federal agencies. The following is a list of the major programs that are being addressed by the school district:
Asbestos
Accident and Injury
Reduction Program
Blood borne Pathogens
Chemical Hygiene
Community Right to Know
Compressed Gas
Confined Space
Emergency Preparedness
Employee Right to Know
Fire Plan
Fire Protection
Hazardous Waste
Hearing Conservation
Infectious Waste
Lead in Construction
Lead in Water
Lockout/Tagout
Playground Safety
Radon
Record keeping
Respiratory Protection
UST
Other
The school board will ensure that appropriate funding and resources are available to implement and maintain the federal, state and local environmental health and safety programs.
Approved 7/11/11
Re-Approved 07/06/2015