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What do you do in case of emergency?

In case of an emergency you need to act appropriately and without hesitation. Everybody can perform life-saving as well as emergency counselling. Follow the guidelines below:

Emergency Management

It is important that you familiarize yourself with the Emergency Management Plan for your area. We may all need help sometime or need to be able to help others. In case of emergency there is no time to read – so please do it NOW.

Safety in Labs and Workshops

Risk assessments and safety instructions must be made for all processes that involve a special risk before the work can commence.

Access to Laboratories, Workshops, etc.

For your safety and the protection of TEK's intellectual property rights, there is a set of rules on access to laboratories, workshops and other premises with particular risk. Find the rules here: 
https://sdunet.dk/en/enheder/fakulteter/teknik/praktisk-info-og-faciliteter/adgang-til-laboratorier-og-vaerksteder

Risk Assessment

Before acquiring new machines, equipment, chemicals or other that involve a new risk, you must contact your work environment group to get assistance for making an initial risk assessment.

Find guidelines and order forms in the menu on the right: "New equipment, installations and changes to the buildings".

You can also find templates and instructions via the link on the right: "Site with safety documents for labs and workshops".

Safety Signs

Safety signs can be ordered via Technical Service by sending an email to 8888@sdu.dk.
Find more information and a catalog of approved symbols here: https://sdunet.dk/en/servicesider/teknisk-service/inventar-og-udstyr/folie-og-skiltning

Lab Safety Course

Everybody at TEK has the possibility to take the online Lab Safety Course. You find it at SharePoint: 
https://syddanskuni.sharepoint.com/sites/TEKLabSafety?e=1%3Afc0c100572ac478ba84343e7c762a09e

 

Do you have any questions?

If in doubt, please contact your work environment group

Health and Safety Organisation

Health & Safety

Office Arrangement and Working Environment (physical and psychological environment)

Workplace Assessment and Well-Being Survey

Every three years the University of Southern Denmark carries out a survey of the university’s staff about their well-being and their working environment. The survey is called an Workplace Assessment and Well-Being Survey.

Last Updated 14.09.2024