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The committee coordinates the co-operation on safety and health at the University of Southern Denmark and creates a basis for the rest of the work environment organization to carry out its work. The main working environment committee covers all SDU's geographical units and activities in Denmark.
The main working environment committee consists of four working environment representatives, four management representatives, two student observers and the Rector as chairman of the committee. The main working environment committee is served by the secretariat of the Working Environment Office
Reference is made to the local agreement on the organization of the work environment work at SDU for a elaboration of the composition and tasks of the Main Work Environment Committee.
Members of the General Occupational Health and Safety Committee at SDU
TEK/NAT/SUND:
Head of Faculty Administration Niels Kring (The Faculty of Science)
Head of Department Jesper Bo Nielsen (Department of Public Health)
HUM/SAMF:
Head of Department Torben Munk Damgaard (Department of Sociology, Environmental and Business Economics)
Central Administration:
Area Manager Henrik Mørkenborg Ravn (Technical Services)
TEK / NAT / SUND:
Associate Professor Jonas Beerman (Mads Clausen Institute)
Laboratory assistant Christina Bøg Pedersen (Department of Molecular Medicine)
Deputy union representative: Lene Ververs (Department of Regional Health Research)
HUM / SAMF:
Professor Jørgen T. Lauridsen (Department of Economics)
Deputy union representative: NN
Central Administration:
Procurement Consultant Søren Andersen (Financial Services)
Deputy union representative: IT Coordinator Per Mortensen (SDU IT)
HR Manager Lisbeth Møller
Health and Safety Consultant Sverre Berg-Jensen
Health and Safety Consultant Luise Thuesen Marling
Meetings of the Main Working Environment Committee
It has been decided in the rules of procedure of the Main Working Environment Committee that the Main Working Environment Committee shall hold 1 ordinary meeting at least once a quarter. Extraordinary meetings are held in the event of serious accidents, damage to health or the consequences thereof, as well as other needs.
The main work environment committee holds 1 general meeting annually with the rest of the work environment organization. At large meetings, the starting point is current topics in or challenges for the work environment work, where status is made and future initiatives are discussed.
Minutes from the Main Working Environment Committee's meetings for the past five years can be found below. If you want access to older minutes, you can contact the Working Environment Office by e-mail.
Note: The following minutes of the meetings are only available in Danish.