Weigh in on WSU’s health and safety culture

By Communications staff, Washington State University
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In recent years, WSU has placed a renewed emphasis on integrating health and safety into all phases of our operations. Help us evaluate our progress toward a safer, healthier workplace by completing a short survey.

The Washington Department of Enterprise Services’ Risk Management Office in Olympia is requesting that all employees at Washington institutions of higher education, including WSU, complete the online safety survey. The results will help WSU evaluate its health and safety programs and improve our safety culture.

The survey closes Friday, Feb. 21 at 4 p.m.

For more information or help answering survey questions, visit the Environmental Health and Safety website.

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