Occupational health, safety, welfare and injury management
UniSA Occupational Health, Safety, Welfare and Injury Management
As part of its Occupational health, safety, welfare and injury management policy, 'the University recognises that it has a legal and social responsibility to provide a safe and healthy working environment for its employees, students, contractors and visitors.'
Occupational Health Safety and Welfare
website
Training
courses
School of Art Occupational Health Safety Welfare and Injury Management
OHSW & IM Committee
The School of Art Occupational Health Safety and Injury Management
Committee meets regularly to discuss issues pertinent to the School.
Members include technical officers and a student representative. The
Division of Education, Arts and Social Sciences is represented on the University wide
Committee.
OHSW & IM School Plan
The School of Art
OHSW & IM Action Plan
details strategies, key performance indicators, time frame, progress and
the person responsible for implementing the strategies.
OHSW & IM School representative
Hazel Ryder is the School's OHSW & IM
elected representative. Please contact her if you have any concerns or queries.