Institutional development · Facilities and campus development · Iraq
University of Kufa publishes policy to curb unsafe handling of hazardous chemicals
The University of Kufa has published a policy regulating how hazardous chemicals are dealt with, aiming to reduce the risks of their unsafe circulation, storage or use.
Why it matters: The University of Kufa ties the new chemical policy to its stated commitment to a safe, healthy environment for employees, students, researchers and visitors.
The University of Kufa published a policy on preventing the unsafe handling of hazardous chemicals and regulating how they are dealt with.
The university said the policy aims to limit the risks of unsafe circulation, storage or use of hazardous chemicals in order to protect human health, property and the environment.
According to the university, it is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for its employees, students, researchers and visitors.
The university stressed the need to adhere to approved chemical safety procedures and to take preventive measures when chemicals are received.
Editor’s view
Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor
The University of Kufa has set out a policy regulating how hazardous chemicals are dealt with, and it says that adherence to approved safety procedures and preventive measures on receipt of chemicals is necessary.
