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Medical Monitoring Program
Medical Monitoring is a health evaluation that applies to all employees potentially exposed to certain hazardous materials or conditions in the workplace to ensure that their health and safety are not adversely affected. The Department of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) determines whether or not an employee is to be included in the program. The employee's supervisor forwards job task information to EHS for determination. An exit evaluation will be offered to all employees who have participated in this Program. Contact EHS (x5-4138) if you believe you should be included in the program.