Please welcome Mr. Bruce Crowell to the Environmental Health and Safety Office. He is our new Industrial Hygiene Manager and we are very glad to have him on board.
Risk Management, Safety, and Security
The purpose of the Risk Management, Safety and Security (RMSS) department is to assess risk, develop plans, and implement programs to protect lives and property, prevent accidents and incidents, and preserve the learning environment and reputation of the University. RMSS includes Police and Public Safety, Business Continuity Planning, Environmental Health and Safety, and Risk Management and Insurance.
Risk Management, Safety, and Security Org Chart
Risk Management, Safety and Security Key Contacts
| Hank James, Associate Vice Chancellor for Risk Management, Safety, and Security 704-687-8454 hjames1@uncc.edu |
Beverly Setz, Director of Risk Management/Business Continuity 704-687-8448 bsetz@uncc.edu |
| Camille Holmes, Operations Officer 704-687-8458 cholme15@uncc.edu |
Jeff Baker,Interim Chief, Police and Public Safety 704-687-8457 jbaker88@uncc.edu |
| Darius Griffin, Director of Environmental Health and Safety 704-687-4291 dgriffin@uncc.edu | |
News & Alerts
UNC Charlotte Police Advisory
When the UNC Charlotte Police Department verifies that a serious incident or series of crimes have occurred on or even off campus and believes it could impact the University Community, we issue an advisory to increase everyone’s awareness and safety and to seek community assistance in locating suspects. See News, Advisories & Statistics for the latest updates.
New Industrial Hygiene Manager
New Website Redesign
Welcome to the new Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) website.
We invite you to share your opinions of the new site by emailing the EH&S office at ehsoffice@uncc.edu.
Building Inspections
The Department of Insurance has completed the annual inspection of all state owned campus buildings.
New Environmental Manager
Please welcome our new Environmental Manager, Ben Teal. who comes to us from OSHA.
We are glad to have him on board.
New Incident Reporting Forms
The Incident Reporting Forms have been updated.
Summary Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses Posted
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires employers to keep a record of work-related deaths, injuries or illnesses that involves loss of consciousness, restricted work activity or job transfer, days away from work, or medical treament beyond first aid. This information must be recorded on OSHA's form 300 and posted from Feburary 1 through April 30th each year.
