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What do you need help with?

I need to report an emergency


Is your emergency life-threatening? If so, call 911 right away. If your emergency is not life-threatening, and you would like the EHS Emergency Response staff member to come, please call EHS at 2-5507 and give all pertinent information.
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I have an issue that is not an emergency, but I need help


Not sure who to contact for your specific issue? Try our "Who do I call?" list. If that doesn't help, feel free to call EHS at 962-5507 and we will help you the best we can.
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I can't find what I need on the EHS website


We are currently in the process of updating our website. During this process, links may move or change and you may not be able to reach them in the way that you used to. Don't worry, we have resources to help you find what you need! Try one of the following:
  • Website Search: Use this link or the Search entry block above on the right to search for what you need. Enter a keyword or keywords and click, "Go". Hopefully, the results will include what you need.
  • Sitemap: Use this link to view a hierarchical representation of the EHS website without having to actually go through each link.
  • Site Index: Use this link to view a list of topics covered on the EHS website. Each topic is linked to relevant pages.
  • Browse: The new website was designed with usability in mind. Think about which out of the eleven main sections above on the left your topic might fall under. Browse through that section and you might just find your answer!
  • Call: If all else fails, give us a call! Our friendly staff will help you find what you need. Call EHS at 919-962-5507

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I need to contact an EHS staff member.


Take a look at our staff page to find all the contact information for every EHS staff member. To send a fax to a specific staff member, contact that person to alert them that a fax is coming for them. Fax the item to 919-962-0227 with a cover sheet that reads, "Attn: Staff Member's Name".
Don't know exactly who you need to contact? The staff page lists EHS employees by section, which could help you narrow it down. Or, try searching the website for a keyword and contacting the person connected with that page. Also feel free to call the EHS main number, 919-962-5507, and describe what you need. Our friendly staff will connect you with the appropriate employee.
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The EHS website looks weird on my computer


The EHS website is best viewed with a browser that is able to process CSS and that has Javascript enabled. If you are not sure whether your computer is set up this way, please contact your local IT group. If your browser does have these features, or if you are just having a problem with a certain page, please use the email the webmaster function, or call the webmaster at 919-962-5211. We need your help to make our website the best it can be!
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There are some things on the EHS website that I can't seem to access


The EHS website employs the use of many media. In order to get the most out of the website, you will need a couple of free programs that many computers already have. To view Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) files, you need the Adobe Reader program, which is free of charge and can be downloaded here. To view some videos, images, and interactive programs on the website, you will need Adobe Flash Player, which is also free and may be downloaded here. A few files on the EHS website use Microsoft Office products, such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, or Microsoft Powerpoint, or programs that can view these files.
Some sections of the website require authorization to access, such as Online Training post-tests. This means that you will need to be a UNC employee with either an Onyen and password or a PID number. You will be prompted to enter this information on some pages.
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Something else


Do you need help with something else that was not covered above? You may send an email to EHS via the Department Email Contact, and we will address your problem as soon as possible. Or, call the main EHS number at 919-962-5507.
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