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The Function of the Safety Committee
The Safety Committee of the University is a Committee that is
set up in accordance with the Regulations on Safety Representatives
and Safety Committees (S1, 1977, No.500) and its associated Code
of Practice. It is constituted to include representatives of the
University managers and a representative of each formally recognised
Trades Union in equal numbers, and two representatives of the
students of the University.
Its meetings are attended by those Officers of the University
directly responsible for Health and Safety, and by other Officers
as may be invited from time to time by the Committee.
The terms of Reference of the Safety Committee are as follows:
(i) To advise the University, through its Vice-Chancellor, on
all aspects of health and safety, to draw the attention of the
University to its legal obligations relating to health and safety,
and to make such recommendations as are necessary to ensure the
safety of staff, students, authorised visitors and members of
the public lawfully entering University precincts.
(ii) To receive reports from those Officers of the University
who are directly concerned with occupational health and safety,
and, where appropriate, from other officers, as well as from such
Specialist Advisory Groups and Safety Panels as may be set up.
(iii) To report annually to the Vice Chancellor.
The Structure of the Safety Committee
Membership
- Five Representatives of the University appointed by the Council
of the University.
- Five Representatives (1 from each Union) appointed by the
Trade Unions recognised by the University.
- Two Student members appointed by the Students' Union.
In Attendance
Senior Warden and Director of Student Services, University Safety
Adviser, Medical Officer(Occupational Health), Radiation Protection
Adviser, Director of Estates, Director of Personnel, Senior Security
Officer and such other Officers of the University as may be invited
by the Committee to attend its meetings.
Chairperson
The Chairperson is appointed annually by the Committee from its
members.
The Committee is serviced by the Personnel Division.
Specialist Advisory Groups of the Safety Committee
There are three specialist advisory groups which advise and report
on particular areas of safety. These are:
- Radiation Protection Committee
- Sub-Committee on Ethics and Safety in Experimentation
on human volunteers
- The Microbiological and Genetic Manipulation Sub-Committee
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