Colorado Occupational Health Surveillance Program
Popcorn Flavoring Manufacturing
NIOSH Information and Fact Sheets
Preventing Lead Poisoning in Indoor Firing Ranges
Resources and Links
Keep your workplace safe
If you want help creating a safer workplace, or just have questions about preventing injury & illness around potential hazards, , contact the Colorado State University OSHA Consultation Services or the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH. They provide several confidential and free services for qualifying businesses, including:
On-site safety and health audits
Health and safety program review and assistance
Assessments of health and safety management practices
Health and safety training and education
OSHA compliance assistance
Workplace air and noise monitoring
Technical guidance and information
Printed materials on occupational safety and health
Occupational Health & Safety Consultation
Colorado State University
155 Environmental Health
Fort Collins, CO 80523
(970)491-6151
Fax (970)491-7778
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Denver Field Office– Health Hazard Evaluation Program
P.O. Box 25226
Denver, Colorado 80225-0226
(303) 236-6032
FAX:(303)236-6072
More resources for workers and employers *
- CDPHE’s Small Business Assistance Program: Provides a Compliance Workbook with helpful guidance on meeting OSHA regulations.
- OSHA Sample Programs: Examples of written programs on various workplace safety and health topics.
- NIOSH’s guidance on How to Evaluate Safety and Health Changes in the Workplace
- EPA’s Renovation Repair and Painting (RRP) Program for home contractors and remodelers
- Colorado Department of Agriculture, Pesticide Applicator Program provides certification and training for private and commercial pesticide applicators
- WorkSafeMT: Provides on-line resources to help you build a safety program, establish a safety committee, and design stay at work/return to work programs.
- NIOSH publications on the financial costs of fatal occupational injuries
- Building Trades National Screening Program: Provides free medical screening to construction workers who helped to build our nation's nuclear defense sites
- National Supplemental Screening Program (NSSP): A program of the U.S. Department of Energy to evaluate the health of former DOE workers who may have been exposed to hazardous substances at work.
- Miners Clinic of Colorado: A federally funded program at National Jewish Health that provides free and confidential medical screening, diagnosis, treatment, pulmonary rehabilitation, education, counseling, and prevention services for miners and others, through the Black Lung Clinic and the Radiation Exposure Screening and Education Program (RESEP)
General information about occupational health*
NIOSH Information and Fact Sheets
OSHA Information and Fact Sheets
*We attempt to find and include free and publically available resources. If you know of a valuable resource and would like to see it posted, please contact Meredith Towle.
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
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