Environmental Health and Safety provides safety information for graduate and undergraduate students including a basic understanding of the potential hazards present in various art materials and processes.
For additional information, you may like:
- The Artist’s Complete Health and Safety Guide, 3rd Ed., by Monona Rossol, Allworth Press, 2001
- Health Hazards Manual for Artists, 6th Ed., by Michael McCan PhD CIH and Angela Babin, Lyons Press, 2008
- Making Art Safely-Alternative Methods and Materials in Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Graphic Design and Photography, by Merle Spandorfer, Jack Snyder and Deborah Curtiss, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1996
Training
- Safety in the Art School (FL-EHS-122)
- Hazardous Chemical Waste Management-Web-Based (FL-EHS-056)
- Electrical Safety General Awareness (FL-EHS-042)
- Ladder Safety (FL-EHS-067)
- Tool/Machine Safety Awareness (FL-EHS-142)
- Shop Supervisor and Monitor Safety Training (FL-EHS-132)
- AED/CPR/First Aid
Forms
Tools & Resources
- Art Studio Safety Guidelines for Residential Colleges
- Art Safety Dos and Don’ts
- Painting and Sculpture Chemical Waste FAQs for Graduate Students
- Painting Studio Safety Guidelines
- Painting Safety Guidelines for Undergraduate Students
- Printmaking Safety Guidelines
- Respirable Crystalline Silica Safety in the School of Art
- Sculpture and Photography Studio Safety Guidelines
- Creating Art Safely: A Six Step Process (Video)