Everyone at OHSU and from the Portland-Metro area is invited to bring expired or unused prescription drugs, vitamins, and animal medications to the parking lot in front of the Emergency Department on Saturday, September 29 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Volunteers from Pharmacy and the Poison Center will be there to answer any questions you may have. Your privacy and anonymity is of the utmost importance, and the volunteers won’t ask questions, except for … Read More
Last Thursday, May 17, Facilities & Logistics held an informational meeting regarding the Medical Research Building, Baird Hall, and Mackenzie Hall electrical shutdown currently scheduled for June 23, 2012. Faculty members expressed some concern about not being able to inspect their equipment in a timely manner if the shutdown were to take place on a Saturday morning. Facilities & Logistics have been receptive to these concerns and have released new information on their blog regarding the … Read More
This June, major electrical upgrades will be made to the Medical Research Building, Mackenzie Hall, and Baird Hall. This means that power to these buildings will need to be shut down—and we need to know any critical needs for emergency power during the upgrades. Facilities & Logistics will be hosting a forum at noon in the OHSU Auditorium on Thursday, May 17th to discuss what will be updated and why. We highly encourage you to … Read More
Faculty and staff working in the Medical Research Building (MRB) should be aware that Facilities & Logistics has scheduled maintenance on the west staiwell to take place between May 9th and June 1st. Work on this spruce-up project will begin at 4 p.m. each day. Visit OHSU’s Facilities and Logistics blog to learn more.
Researchers working in CROET labs should be aware that Facilities has added last-minute ventilation maintenance on Wednesday, April 25 and Saturday April 28. Supply and exhaust air may not be available during this time, and lab temperatures may fluctuate. Visit OHSU’s Facilities and Logistics blog to learn more, or to view the building maintenance schedule for April and May.
Researchers working in CROET labs should be aware that Facilities has added last-minute ventilation maintenance to take place on Tursday, April 19 from 5:30 to 7 a.m. Supply and exhaust air may not be available during this time, and lab temperatures may fluctuate. Visit OHSU’s Facilities and Logistics blog to learn more, or to view the building maintenance schedule for April and May.
Do you work in Baird Hall, MacKenzie Hall, the Medical Research Building, Richard Jones Hall, or the Vollum Institute? Visit OHSU’s Facilities and Logistics blog to learn about this month’s emergency electric-power generator tests taking place Wednesday, April 11.
Steam service will be suspended from 8 to 11 a.m. this Saturday, March 31 for the Hatfield Research Center. During this time, steam will not be available for hot water, sterilization, humidity control and air ventilation. For more information, please visit the Facilities & Logistics blog.
Do you work in Baird Hall, MacKenzie Hall, the Medical Research Building, Richard Jones Hall, or the Vollum Institute? Visit OHSU’s Facilities and Logistics blog to learn about this month’s emergency electric-power generator tests taking place Wednesday, March 14.
If you work in the Biomedical Information Communication Center (BICC), the Hatfield Research Center, OHSU Hospital or certain other buildings on the south side of Sam Jackson Park Road, please visit Facilities and Logistics blog to view details about the chilled water system upgrade occuring overnight on Friday February 24 until six a.m. Saturday. During the upgrade, temperatures inside these buildings may seem a little warmer than normal, and you’ll want to turn off any temperature-sensitive computers, … Read More
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