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Accidents
The University encourages everyone to report, record and investigate accidents, so we can learn from experience and cut the number of dangerous events.


Contractors
If you are considering using contractors, here is the important information you will need to know.

Committee Statements
They are where the University gives information, whilst listening and taking account of staff views, before making health & safety decisions

Display screen equipment
Computing equipment is integral to work at the University, but how can you use display screens without damaging your health?

Disposal of healthcare waste
The University produces a substantial amount of healthcare waste (formally known as clinical waste). Find out about our local procedures for disposing of this healthcare waste.


Electrical safety
Faulty electrical equipment could cause injury or even kill. Inspection and testing can help ensure the risks are kept to a minimum


Fieldwork
Fieldwork is vital to many of the University’s courses, but it can involve unusual hazards and risks not usually found on campus.


Fire safety
Fire could have devastating results for the University and the people in it, so it is vital that everyone is aware of fire safety.


First aid
Immediate first aid can save lives. Find out about first aid training and what is required of your department.


Lone working
Some roles in the University require lone working. What procedures should you follow and how can you keep risks to a minimum?


Manual handling
Lifting, carrying, twisting, pushing and pulling - Problems with manual handling cause more than a quarter of all accidents reported every year.


Risk assessment
Risk assessments help us organise and manage risks, and are a fundamental part of managing health and safety in the University.


Workplace environment
Your workplace should meet the needs of everyone working in it. This information is divided into health, safety and welfare.