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Exposure to Hazardous Air Quality Conditions

Ryan Stratton
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To all members,

If you were required to work outside during the recent hazardous air quality conditions, I strongly encourage you to file an accident report, even if you are not currently experiencing symptoms.

Some health effects from smoke exposure may not show up immediately, and having an accident report on file helps document that the exposure occurred while you were working. Filing a report does not mean you are filing a claim. It simply creates a record of the incident should any issues arise later.

If you have any questions or need assistance with the process, please reach out to your union representative.

-President John Tavares 

 

For Cornell members

  Report your exposure here Cornell EHS Incident Reporting Portal