Safety Committees
Collaborative Partnership
The University of Northern Iowa considers the safety of our staff, students, and visitors a primary mission. To accomplish this mission, the following committees have been formed through the collaborative efforts of UNI's faculty, staff and merit employees, university leadership, and Risk Management and Environmental Health & Safety.
Facilities Management Safety Committee
The Facilities Safety Committee addresses safety concerns, procedures, and promotes a safe work environment for UNI employees consistent with state and federal guidelines.
Institutional Biosafety
Committee
Serves as the institutional biosafety committee in all matters involving recombinant DNA studies, as required by the National Institute of Health (NIH) Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules. The IBC is required to oversee any use of human, animal or plant pathogens or biological toxins and to set policies that comply with federal, state, and local regulations and recommendations.
Radiation Safety Committee
Is responsible for ensuring that radioactive materials and radiation-producing devices are used safely and in accordance with state and federal regulations as well as institute policies.
University Housing and Dining (UHD) Safety Committee
The UHD Safety Committee addresses safety concerns, procedures, and promotes a safe work environment for UNI employees consistent with state and federal guidelines.
University Safety Committee
The University Safety Committee assists with the development and promotion of a healthy and safe physical environment for the university community and visitors to our facilities and grounds.
Applied Engineering & Technical Management Safety Committee
The Applied Engineering & Technical Management Safety Committee addresses safety concerns, procedures, and promotes a safe work environment for UNI employees consistent with state and federal guidelines.