Health and Safety Induction


 The purpose of this Induction is to ensure that you, the student, are aware of the procedures in place for carrying out activities safely in the Reprographics Unit.
Student and Staff Safety is Paramount if you are not sure ASK

 
*Equipment marked  staff only must not to be used by students*
No food or drink allowed in the Print unit
Please ask the Technical staff for instructions before using authorised equipment
Lamination,Binding and Board mounting is to be carried out by Technical staff 
Equipment can easily be damaged by inccorrect use, consult a member of staff before use
PLEASE report any damage , faults to the Technical staff in the Print Unit.
At busy times access to the Print Unit will be limited to avoid congestion
Some equipment has moving parts , rollers etc keep scarves dangling necklaces away 
John Allred is your First Aider located in the Print unit
*Staff Only use means  R.Childs or  J.Allred*






      














What to Do if an Accident Happens :
  1. Don't Panic
  2. Report all accidents, no matter how small to the relevant staff
  3. Call 4444 in emergency on a University internal telephone 
  4. Energency services can be called on 999
      First Aid
      The first aider is John Allred located in the Print unit
  
       Fire:
  1. Alert a member of staff  DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PUT THE FIRE OUT YOURSELF. 
  2. Sound the Alarm 
  3. Be aware of the fire escape route/fire drill procerdures
  4. Evacute the printroom calmy and immediately via the designated exits
  5. Alert other students to the evacuation procedures
  6.  Safe Operating Procedures
    All Machinery and equipment has a set of safe operating procedures associated with it, these are reviewed annually. Safe Operating Procedures are displayed next to the machinery.
  7.  Risk Assessments
    All machinery and procedures have a had a risk assessment undertaken, these are reviewed annually and are clearly displayed. Every effort is made to eliminate or reduce risk as much as is practical.
                              STAY SAFE TO AVOID