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St George’s, University of London has appointed Professor Paul Heath as the new Director of the Institute for Infection and Immunity.
All accidents and incidents must be recorded on the university’s accident and incident reporting form.
We should all know what to do in the event of an emergency. We all have a collective responsibility and a role to ensure that the university’s fire safety precautions and arrangements are managed and implemented effectively. Staff, students, visitors and contractors must be aware of duties in relation to fire and emergencies, via the provision of sufficient and appropriate instruction and training.
This page provides information on the relevant policies, procedures, guidance and forms in relation to the management of accidents, incidents, fire and emergencies.
Health and safety policy and statement
Non-smoking policy
First aid procedure (PDF)
Fire emergency evacuation procedure (PDF)
Sports centre accident reporting procedure (Word)
Fire assembly points (PDF)
Fire evacuation guidance: Hunter and Jenner wings (JPEG)
Fire marshal duties (JPEG)
Fire response team duties (JPEG)
Fire: incident controller duties (JPEG)
Fire: personal emergency evacuation plan (PDF)
First aid: dealing with phenol exposure (PDF)
Health and Safety law: what you need to know (PDF)
Accidents and incident investigation form (Word)
COSHH: chemical storage guidelines (PDF)
Accident, incident and dangerous occurrence reporting (online form)
Personal emergency evacuation plan guidance and form (PEEP) (Word)
Work-related illness reporting document (Word)
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