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Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2006 09:56:11 -0400
Reply-To: "Reinhardt, Peter (Environment Health and Safety)"

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From: "Reinhardt, Peter (Environment Health and Safety)"

Subject: Would appreciate your comments on our signs
The following message was sent to a couple of listservs for comment.  I
will compile and summarize comments for discussion.

 

(Please excuse cross postings.)

(Forward comments to ehs_signs**At_Symbol_Here**unc.edu)

 

The University of North Carolina is starting a program to post signs at
the entrances to all research laboratories, teaching laboratories, and
shops in order to provide a basic level of information for visitors to
these facilities, whether they are office staff, housekeeping, or
emergency responders.

 

The Department of Environment, Health & Safety has posted the following
documents to its website for your review and comments.

 

http://ehs.unc.edu/signs/UNC_Lab_Entrance_Sign.pdf

http://ehs.unc.edu/signs/UNC_Lab_Entrance_Sign2.pdf 

http://ehs.unc.edu/signs/Sign_Explanations.pdf

 

PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THE LISTSERV.  Send comments to
ehs_signs**At_Symbol_Here**unc.edu.

 

Thank you

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