This software application available to all DOI employees. Safety Posters are ready-made or you can make your own from the software application. The mission is achieved by promoting an integrated approach to managing a diverse group of risks. All DOI employees, volunteers, contractors, and visitors are provided a work or recreation environment free of health hazards that may cause injury or illness. Hazards are identified and evaluated, and measures instituted to eliminate or minimize potential adverse effects through the application of training, protective equipment and medical services.
Technical assistance is available for evaluating and correcting occupational health hazards.
The site provides access to information on industrial hygiene issues and site-specific technical assistance hazard investigations undertaken under an Interagency Agreement among the DOI, U.S. Public Health Service, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These agencies work together to exchange protection responsibilities, information, and training to provide efficient means for protecting lives, property, and natural resources from fire. The organization, operation, history, tour of the Center, and continuous update of the national fire situation are provided in the WEBsite, NIFC . The NIFC WEBsite contains a Wildland Fire Safety Website , that provides information on safety training, safety advisories, and fire incident reporting. A wareness in the F ire E nvironment Initiative, or the S.A.F.E. FIRE Initiative.