OH&S Management
- the planning process
Planning and reviewing the University’s OHS Management
System and its component parts is undertaken by the Executive
Director of Administration and the OHS Unit in consultation
with the Cost Centre OHS Committees, elected health and safety
representatives, the University OHS Committee and members
of various working parties and ‘implementation groups’
such as the Hazardous Substances Management group, as appropriate
to each situation.
The roles of the OHS Unit and the University OHS Committee
in developing and implementing the University’s OHS&W
policies and procedures, in consultation with health and safety
representatives and Cost Centre OHS Committees, is explained
in the University’s OHS&W
Policy which forms the basis for the Occupational Health,
Safety and Welfare Management System.
The Vice-Chancellor has ultimate responsibility for meeting
Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare legislative requirements
and for authorising the University's Occupational Health,
Safety and Welfare Policy and Occupational Health, Safety
and Welfare Management Plan.
See these items for more information:
4.1.8
(i) - the OHS Unit
4.3.1.1
(b) (iii) - the University OHS Committee
4.3.2.1
(b) (iii) and (viii) - the Cost Centre – i.e. local
- OHS Committees.
More information is available at:
Last revised: 9 November 2006
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