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Field safety

The Field Safety Program is designed to provide safety resources to those in the NAU community who venture off-campus for learning and research opportunities. Faculty and staff who are designing off-campus activities should complete the Field Safety Checklist to review project-specific safety information with field teams. The following links provide more information on specific hazards and precautions. If you require additional resources, please contact Sarah Ells.