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    Departmental Safety Coordinator Induction
    Provider   Safety, Health and Wellbeing

    This course provides guidance on best practice for all new Departmental Safety Coordinators to enable departments to comply with the University's Health & Safety Policy.

Duration 1 half day

Course Type Classroom

Booking Status Waiting List

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Target Audience: Staff

Staff appointed by each Head of Department to carry out the functions of Departmental Safety Coordinator (DSC) and Deputy Departmental Safety Coordinator.

To equip DSCs and their Deputies with the relevant knowledge and skill to assist their Heads of Departments in fulfilling their responsibilities regarding day-to-day health and safety management within the department.

Participants will be able to understand:

  • University Health & Safety Management Structure
  • Their functions as (Deputy) Departmental Safety Coordinator
  • The role and function of Safety, Health and Wellbeing
  • The content and relevant publications produced by Safety, Health and Wellbeing: Health & Safety Policy, Local Rules and Guidance documents


Delivered By: Safety, Health and Wellbeing

Prerequisites

Participants should famailiarise themselves with the University's Health & Safety Policy prior to attending the course.

CANCELLATION

We want our training sessions to run at full capacity to ensure value for money and to get the most from group interactions and discussions. Cancelling attendance at a course should only be done as a last resort (some of our sessions are delivered by external training providers and we would incur a high fee if we need to cancel sessions based on low numbers). Demand is high for our training sessions with many having a waiting list and when a booking is made, others are turned away on the strength of that booking. If you have to cancel a training session we would appreciate as much notice as possible (at least 48 hours), and this can be done via the "Go To My Bookings" link.

Related Materials

PowerPoint Presentation and group discussion