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Handbook for New Academic Sessional Staff - Faculty of Arts

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The First WeekWorkplace Health and Safety (WHS)In the first week you need to take the time t<strong>of</strong>amiliarise yourself with the University Health andSafety requirements. You are required to completethe ‘Office Safety’module which can be found byfollowing the link below: staff.mq.edu.au/human_resources/health_and_safety/training_induction/Office SafetyAll work related Health and Safety policies can befound at: staff.mq.edu.au/human_resources/health_and_safety/policies-procedures-guidelines_<strong>for</strong>ms/Any WHS matters should be discussed with yourSupervisor in the first instance. WHS is everyone’sresponsibility.SecurityMacquarie University security can be contacted24 hours day, 7 days a week. Security assist withlost property, access cards, and can <strong>of</strong>fer an afterhoursescort vehicle (during University term). Tocontact security, phone 02 9850 7112 or internalextension 7112. The main Security Office, markedby an illuminated "In<strong>for</strong>mation" sign is located inBuilding C1A on Macquarie Drive.In the Case <strong>of</strong> an EmergencyEmergencies are situations where you wouldnormally contact the national 000 number. In anemergency, security can be contacted from anyhelp phone, lift phone, or by visiting the security<strong>of</strong>fice in Macquarie Drive. Should the police,ambulance, or fire departments be required,Security Services will liaise directly with them.Emergency Evacuation ProceduresAn emergency will generally be notified by thebuilding's fire detection system, security staff, orone <strong>of</strong> the Area Wardens.Maps <strong>of</strong> evacuation assembly points, indicatingthe location <strong>of</strong> the nearest assembly area, arelocated in all campus buildings, classrooms, lecturetheatres, and near building exits. Please taketime to familiarise yourself with the emergencyprocedures and assembly points.* It is essential that all staff keep a class list <strong>for</strong> everyon-campus teaching session. In the event <strong>of</strong> anemergency staff are responsible <strong>for</strong> students inthe class, thus staff need to know who was in theroom.In the event you are required to evacuate abuilding, you should:• Not panic• Follow all instructions provided by the (fire)Wardens• Take personal belongings with you (but only ifsafe to do so)• Leave the building by the nearest, safe exit• Proceed to the designated assembly point (thelocation <strong>for</strong> each building can be found on theevacuation diagram in the building)• Notify (fire) Wardens <strong>of</strong> the location <strong>of</strong> anypeople who may be still in the building, areinjured, or have a disability• Await instructions from the (fire) WardensOrientation to Departmental ResourcesOrganise to meet with your DA <strong>for</strong> an orientationto the Department. All staff should be providedwith sufficient resources to function in their job,and <strong>for</strong> teaching staff (including casuals) thisincludes:4

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