Welcome
Welcome to the NSSE Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) webpage.
The NSSE WHS committee was set up to promote good safety practices among our staff and students, as well as to provide the training to ensure preparedness in emergency situations.
We are working closely with the NTU Office of Health and Safety (OHS), integrating the University’s safety polices and standard operating procedures, to provide all staff and student a healthy and safe environment to work in.
As workplace health and safety is everyone’s responsibility, all staff and students’ co-operation and commitment play a major role in the successful implementation of health and safety protocols.
Safety Circulars from OHS, NTU
Note: Access to the following documents requires a password. Please contact an NSSE Safety representative or NSSE web administrator.
Alerts
- Incident Involving Manual Handling (Jun 2011)
- Sharps Waste Disposal Incident (May 2011)
- Laboratory Incident Case Study (Mar 2011)
- Waste Disposal Incident (Mar 2011)
- Fire Incident (Mar 2011)
- Chemical Spill (Feb 2011)
- Burnt Incident (Feb 2011)
- Fire Incident (Mar 2009)
- Electric Shock From Laser Power Supply (Mar 2009)
- Slip, Trips and Falls (Feb 2009)
- Learn from Fire Tragedies (Jan 2009)
- Explosion of a Chemical Reaction Vessel (Jan 2009)
- Hydrofluoric Acid Fatality (Dec 2008)
- Electrical Fires (Nov 2008)
Standard Operating Procedures
- Maintenance of Automated External Defibrillator (AED) (May 2011)
- Incident Report and Investigation (Jul 2010)
- Risk Management (Mar 2010)
- Requirements for Safe Storage, Transporation, Use and Disposal of HF (Jan 2009)
- Requirements for Discharge of Chemicals into Sewer (Dec 2008)
- Disposal of Ethidium Bromide (Nov 2008)
Guides
Laboratory Safety
- Safe Operation Manual (SOM)
- Incident Reporting Flowchart
- Emergency contacts
- Inspection checklist
Workplace Safety Audit
Forms & Templates
- Chemical Waste Disposal
- Explosive Precursor Inventory
- Hazardous Substance Inventory
- First Aid Treatment Record
- Incident Report
- Risk Assessment