It also describes existing policies provided by the State of Hawaii for bonding of State employees, for insuring automobiles, and for processing of claims. In general, potential liability would be based upon acts or omissions judged to constitute negligence. The faculty member should accordingly exercise reasonable prudence and due care, and take such precaution as may be deemed appropriate under the circumstances. With the expansion of the University's programs, some activities may involve risks beyond the ordinary. The health and safety of all College employees and students have always been a prime concern.
Accidents can result in personal suffering and permanent injuries.
The Hazard Communication Standard of the College is designed to reduce accidents involving hazardous materials. It gives all the right to be informed of hazardous materials in their work area and their respective hazards. Students must be trained on hazards of a specific chemical before authorized to use it. The students shall sign a training form acknowledging their training. Instructors will prohibit any students who violate the safety rules to continue their activities until the safety rules are met.