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Texas A&M Environmental Health and Safety also provides specialized support and regulatory oversight to certain Texas A&M agencies and units outside Brazos County. The mission is to ensure that every aspect of the university—from our diverse satellite campuses and research stations to our modern aerial operations—operates within a comprehensive safety framework. Information For serves as a dedicated resource hub designed to guide faculty, staff, and students from Texas A&M units and agencies to the protocols, contacts, and compliance requirements relevant to their locations and activities.
Texas-Size Support Provided to Additional Location Programs
View our staff directory to connect with our team of experts or find the right contact for your questions about our Outside-of-Brazos-County agencies and additional locations.
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Safety oversight for EHS programs extends beyond the main College Station campus. We maintain dedicated contacts and resources for Texas A&M's additional locations across the state, as well as for specialized institutes, to ensure consistent safety standards.
Texas A&M AgriLife oversees and manages a wide array of research and extension activities that often come with unique environmental and agricultural hazards. EHS collaborates closely with AgriLife to deliver tailored safety programs that protect personnel while promoting efficient resource use.
The use of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), commonly known as drones, at Texas A&M is governed by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines alongside university-specific regulations. EHS is the supervising authority responsible for approval for all UAS operations, whether for research, education, or commercial purposes.