
| Dangerous and Recalled ProductsFormsFrequently Asked QuestionsHealthySEATRulesTraining Materials and Fact SheetsTraining Manual | School Environmental Health and Safety Program The Ohio Department of Health (ODH), Bureau of Environmental Health, Indoor Environments Section houses the School Environmental Health Program. This program works to improve the environmental health of Ohio’s schools through both regulatory and non-regulatory means. Staff provide technical assistance and training to local health departments, school personnel and the general public. In 2006, the Ohio General Assembly passed Substitute House Bill 203, also known as Jarod’s Law. This bill requires sanitarians from local health departments to conduct annual inspections of the school buildings and associated grounds contained within their jurisdictions to identify health and safety concerns. As part of this legislation, Ohio Administrative Code chapter 3701-54 was created. This chapter includes the regulations that school buildings must comply with, and that local health departments must enforce during their inspections. In an attempt to provide additional assistance, ODH created the Ohio School Environmental Health and Safety Inspection Guidance Manual. This manual provides information regarding the requirements of the regulations as well as additional recommendations that are designed to establish a safe and healthy environment in school buildings throughout the state. You will find a link to the guidance manual on the left side of this page in addition to other helpful information regarding the School Environmental Health Program. Announcements: If you have questions, please contact program staff through the information listed below. Mailing Address: Telephone: (614) 466-1390 E-mail: BEH@odh.ohio.gov Last Updated: 4/24/08 |
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