Workplace Health & Safety (WH&S) Student Induction
All students are required to be familiar with the university's WH&S policy and must abide by the rules set out in this document in order to access the School of Electrical and Information Engineering's workspaces and facilities.
If you have concerns over any safety issues related to your work in the department or its workplace and facilities, or if you feel that you do not understand any part of this induction document then please notify your supervisor (ie: lecturer, tutor, technical staff) of your concerns immediately.
You may also discuss any concerns over a hazard/risk/safety issue with your student representative to raise at staff/student liason meetings, or contact the school's current safety officer and zone3 committee member Dr Thomas Huang.
Download the WH&S Student Induction 2013 [PDF-58KB]
Acknowledgement and Compliance Statement
All undergraduate, coursework and exchange students are required to acknowledge that they read and comply with the OH&S Undergraduate Induction document by passing the WH&S Student Compliance Statement generic unit - 2013 - EIE WHS 2013
To submit and pass the test,
login to your Blackboard eLearning site and select the unit 2013 - EIE WHS 2013
Students will be asked to show their PASS score (40) on their first lab sessions.