SDU’s health and safety work is organized in accordance with line management structure.

This means that at the decentralized level, your health and safety group, consisting of the health and safety manager (AML) and the health and safety representative (AMR), handles the daily operational tasks regarding health and safety and provides assistance in the local area regarding specific health and safety issues.

At the central level, the General Occupational Health and Safety Committee (HoAmo), which consists of four health and safety representatives, four health and safety managers, two student observers and the Rector, who chairs the Committee. HoAmo handles the strategic and overall tasks regarding health and safety at SDU.

Read more about the occupational health and safety organization at SDU here.

The Faculty Health and Safety Committee (FAMU) supports the General Occupational Health and Safety Committee in handling strategic and overarching tasks related to health and safety. Additionally, FAMU coordinates the occupational health and safety efforts at the Faculty of Science.

The committee consists of the dean, two occupational health and safety managers appointed by the dean, and two employee representatives elected by and among the faculty’s local health and safety representatives.

The local health and safety committee (AMG) for the Science Faculty Administration and the SDU Climate Cluster consists of Niels Kring, who has been appointed health and safety manager , and Allan Haurballe Madsen, who has been elected as health and safety representative.

If you encounter any challenges with your work environment, you should always first speak with your line manager, who has the daily responsibility for your work environment.