Our services are developed and implemented in cooperation with the University community and incorporate the principles of awareness and continuous improvement. Our services include, but are not limited to:

Health and safety is everyone's responsibility. Here are some ways you can promote health and safety in the workplace:

• Lead by example.
• Take responsibility for your own and others' safety in the workplace.
• Participate in workplace hazard assessments, inspections, training and other safety initiatives.
• Report all unsafe acts, conditions and incidents (including close calls) within 24 hours to your direct supervisor and to EH&S via the Injury / Incident Report form.
• Correct hazards immediately if you are trained and it is safe to do so; otherwise report the hazard to EH&S or Security Services to address.
• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment when a potential hazardous condition exists.
• Stay clear of contractor work zones.
• Practice good housekeeping and keep your work space clean, tidy and free of hazards.
• Know your area Emergency Wardens and First Aiders.
• Know and understand emergency response and evacuation procedures.
• Ensure you have the appropriate safety training prior to performing hazardous tasks (e.g. WHMIS training when working with or near hazardous materials, fall protection training when working at heights).
• Avoid using handheld communication devices (e.g. cell phones, radios) when operating mobile equipment or vehicles.
• Inspect all tools and equipment prior to use and ensure they are maintained as per manufacturer's specifications.
• Ensure you are fit for duty (physically, mentally and emotionally) and are able to safety perform necessary work tasks. This includes being free from the influence of drugs (legal or illegal) and alcohol.