Safety Information

• Environmental Health and Safety
• Workers Compensation
• Emergency Preparedness
• Safety Training
• Reporting Security Concerns and Behaviors
• Emergency Resources for Faculty
• Programs, Services and Community Training

NC State Environmental Health and Safety

The NC State Environmental Health and Safety Site provides comprehensive resources and guidance on workplace safety, covering office environments, laboratories, outside settings, and facilities/trades to help mitigate risks and promote a safe working environment.

• Accident Reporting
• Laboratory Safety
• Biohazard Spill Emergencies
• Occupational Health
• Safety Plans – Plans to review for events including fire, threats and emergencies.

Workers Compensation

The State Government Workers’ Compensation Information provides guidelines for reporting work-related injuries, seeking medical care, submitting required forms, and understanding wage replacement, benefits, and return-to-work policies.

• What To Do if an Employee Gets Hurt at Work
• Incident Forms
• Frequently Asked Questions

Emergency Preparedness

The Emergency Management and Mission Contiuity has Emergency Preparedness information that includes how to make a personal emergency plan and how to take action for various events that include severe weather, fire, active shooter, and medical events.

• For Emergency Status Information contact 919-513-8888.
• How to Respond to an Emergency

Safety Training

• Safety trainings for all employees, accessible in REPORTER: Safety Orientation (EHPS-LS103), Office Ergonomics Awareness (EHPS-OS200).
• If an employee thinks that other safety trainings are needed, they should discuss it with their supervisor.
• Employees must complete the Safety Orientation Checklist with their supervisor: Safety Orientation Checklist
• Health and Safety Manual

Reporting Security Concerns and Behaviors

• For emergencies call 911. For non-emergencies, please call University Police: 919-515-3000 or complete the concerning behavior referral form.
• For building issues and safety concerns report to cnr_facilities@ncsu.edu.
• For after-hours building emergencies (which includes anything water-related and building temperatures that are too hot/cold to work safely), please call the facilities hotline at 919-515-2991 and let them know the nature of the issue, which building, and how to contact you to follow up; please also inform the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and the CNR Director of Facilities and Instructional Technology (Josh Gira).  
• Non-emergency building issues on weekends should be reported on the next business day.
• To report any CNR safety concerns anonymously, please use this form: https://tinyurl.com/cnrsafety

Emergency Resources for Faculty

• Emergency resources for faculty, instructors, facilitators and presenters that includes creating a pre-plan, information on how to assist your students or audience, and how to stay informed.
• Faculty Resources that includes syllabus language, and a quick guide for active threats and emergencies.

Emergency Alerts and Resources

• WolfAlert information: wolfalert.ncsu.edu
• Interactive AED Map: https://gismaps.oit.ncsu.edu/emergencyresources/
• University Police: go.ncsu.edu/police

Programs, Services and Community Training

The NC State University Police Department has services and programs to support safety.

• Safety Escort Services
• Community Watch Program
• Training Opportunties including active threat, real world and other safety training.