Refining zero waste game day operations
Building on a long history of stadium recycling that started in 1999, the University of Michigan football stadium began sourcing compostable products in 2016 and
Building on a long history of stadium recycling that started in 1999, the University of Michigan football stadium began sourcing compostable products in 2016 and
The Nichols Arboretum Peony Garden draws thousands of visitors annually to this spectacular “living museum” on campus that showcases upwards of 10,000 blossoms. Originally planted
In September 2021, EHS and the Office of Campus Sustainability (OCS) supported a Lab Swap event organized by the LSA Safety Committee and the Chemistry
The university’s large, mature and majestic tree canopy plays an important role in defining campus character and creating its sense of place. Whether relaxing in
The North Campus maintenance region realized significant cost and effort savings when they introduced a new method to clean chiller condenser tubes. Tube cleaning is
In January, the team working on installing a new tunnel vault for the planned Clinical Inpatient Tower (CIT) came across a problem. They uncovered a
Around 1-2 times per year, U-M Transit Services is contacted by DPSS or the Ann Arbor Police Department to provide warming buses in response to
In response to COVID, MDining is providing packaged to-go meals (95,000 per week!) so students can eat while safely distanced. This shift in dining operations
F&O is integral to U-M’s world-class research enterprise. Here are two examples of F&O teams adapting their work to support researchers in the COVID environment. Virtual
To support the university’s public health-informed fall semester, Custodial Services was tasked with providing significantly more cleaning and disinfection services in academic buildings and other
In mid-August Logistics, Transportation & Parking announced major safety changes for the campus bus system in support of the public-health informed fall semester. The changes, resulting from
In the spring, two departments teamed up to inspect fire extinguishers. Frank Marcinkiewicz, the fire marshall, recognized that John Hirsch at the Life Safety shop