The School of Civil & Structural Engineering will ensure that sufficient marshals are appointed on an ongoing basis to provide an effective service. All staff within the school to act as evacuation marshals in their respective areas in accordance with local evacuation procedures. General Rule of Thumb all staff should act as in the event of an emergency, checking – “sweepers” offices, classrooms, workshops, laboratories etc. as they exit to ensure that as they exit everywhere has been cleared. YOU SHOULD NOT PUT YOURSELF IN DANGER AT ANY TIME An emergency first-aid kit and automatic external defibrillator (AED) is available at the front desk/reception area First-aid kits are also available in each laboratory and workshop A list of Institute staff who have completed training in first-aid/AED is available on the Members of staff trained in 1 day Emergency First-Aid: Conor Keaney David Thompson Anna Reid Please report any used to the designated person in charge who is responsible for monitoring the contents and ensuring their replacement. Further Treatment / Incident Report Staff may refer students to the Student Health Centre in DIT at 01 402 3614 / 402 3051 or contact the Emergency Services on 112 / 0999 if an incident is urgent Incident Report forms are available from the front desk. When completed and signed the top white copy should be sent to the DIT Health & Safety Officer An Occupational Health Officer Rosie Cannon is available at 087 9809194 weekdays 9:00am 5:00 pm to deal with the occupational health, safety and welfare needs of all staff and – students and to provide a back-up first-aid service Incident Reporting and Investigation The Institute has a statutory duty to record all incidents and report certain types of incidents and dangerous occurrences to the Health and Safety Authority (HSA). Therefore all incidents resulting in personal injury, damage to property, dangerous occurrences or near miss e.g. must be reported immediately to your manager/supervisor. The incident report form must be forwarded to the Health and Safety Officer within 24 hours of the incident occurring or as soon as possible. Incident report forms are available at the front desk/reception area and on the . Hazard Reporting
The School of Civil & Structural Engineering will ensure that sufficient marshals are appointed on an ongoing basis to provide an effective service. All staff within the school to act as evacuation marshals in their respective areas in accordance with local evacuation procedures. General Rule of Thumb – all staff should act as “sweepers” in the event of an emergency, checking offices, classrooms, workshops, laboratories etc. as they exit to ensure that as they exit everywhere has been cleared. YOU SHOULD NOT PUT YOURSELF IN DANGER AT ANY TIME An emergency first-aid kit and automatic external defibrillator (AED) is available at the front desk/reception area First-aid kits are also available in each laboratory and workshop A list of Institute staff who have completed training in first-aid/AED is available on the Members of staff trained in 1 day Emergency First-Aid: Conor Keaney David Thompson Anna Reid Please report any used to the designated person in charge who is responsible for monitoring the contents and ensuring their replacement. Further Treatment / Incident Report Staff may refer students to the Student Health Centre in DIT at 01 402 3614 / 402 3051 or contact the Emergency Services on 112 / 0999 if an incident is urgent Incident Report forms are available from the front desk. When completed and signed the top white copy should be sent to the DIT Health & Safety Officer An Occupational Health Officer Rosie Cannon is available at 087 9809194 weekdays 9:00am – 5:00 pm to deal with the occupational health, safety and welfare needs of all staff and students and to provide a back-up first-aid service Incident Reporting and Investigation The Institute has a statutory duty to record all incidents and report certain types of incidents and dangerous occurrences to the Health and Safety Authority (HSA). Therefore all incidents resulting in personal injury, damage to property, dangerous occurrences or near miss e.g. must be reported immediately to your manager/supervisor. The incident report form must be forwarded to the Health and Safety Officer within 24 hours of the incident occurring or as soon as possible. Incident report forms are available at the front desk/reception area and on the . Hazard Reporting