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2007 Fall School
Environmental Health and Safety Workshops
Agendas
Materials from the workshops may be downloaded or unzipped
Asthma
Cleaning
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Effective Facility Maintenance for
Healthy, High Performance Schools (pdf 955 kb), EPA newsletter
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Green Cleaning Guide (pdf 300 kb)
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Healthy,
Sustainable, Safe Cleaning Options, Solutions, Challenges -
University of Washington (24,275 kb, zipped file), Sheila Lockwood, CHMM,
University of Washington, PowerPoint slideshow including sound
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Healthy, Sustainable, Safe Cleaning Options, Solutions, Challenges -
UW (pdf 560 kb), slideshow handouts
Contacts
Chemicals
Indoor Air Quality
(IAQ)
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Complaint Investigations (pdf 163 kb), Jon
Piepenbrink, HVAC Technician, Oak Harbor School District, slideshow
handouts
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Indoor Air Quality Monitoring Equipment Loan
Program (pdf 62 kb), DOH, slideshow handouts
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Responding to IAQ Concerns (pdf 52 kb), Eric E.
Dickson CIEC, slideshow handouts
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School
Walk Through (1,604,675 kb zipped file), DVD with sound 62
minutes
Integrated Pest Management
Methicillin
Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
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Community-Acquired MRSA (pdf
437 kb), Jackie Dawson, PhD. Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Kittitas and
Okanogan Counties; Jessica Redfield, Central WA University; Region 7
hospitals and clinics, slideshow handouts
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What to
do about MRSA in Schools (pdf 188 kb), Jill Smith, RN,
MN, Tacoma - Pierce County Health Department, slideshow handouts
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MRSA fact sheet for parents and students
(pdf 256 kb)
State Board of Health Rule Revision
Update on Emerging School Environmental Health
and Safety Issues
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