Application form for a Campus Access Key Fob The University has created a Campus Access “North-South Route”, which is designed to provide a step free route for a disabled staff member or student, or any other staff member or student with access needs, for examples those needing access with pushchairs, across campus. The route begins at the main entrance of the University, near Parkinson Building, and ends at the Worsley Building. This route, which is marked by internal and external signage and involves the use of lifts at some points, is open to all staff and students during the day during the University’s main opening times. However, out of hours and at weekends, students and staff requiring access to this route will need to use a key fob (an electric unlocking device). In the future, the key fob may also be used to allow level access to other areas of the University outside of standard hours. Please complete this form to apply for a Campus Access Fob. Authorisation will be based on the completion of Section B of this form by a relevant member of University of Leeds Staff. Section B can be completed by the following staff members who support the applicant: University of Leeds staff Typical situation member University Occupational Health Staff with permanent or temporary mobility/other staff impairment Faculty HR Manager Staff with temporary mobility/other impairments. Staff needing access with pushchairs Faculty/School Student Support Students with temporary mobility/other staff impairments. Students needing access with pushchairs. Leeds University Union Welfare Students with temporary mobility/other Office Staff impairments. Students needing access with pushchairs. International Office Staff Students with temporary mobility/other impairments. Students needing access with pushchairs. Equality Service Staff Disabled students and staff
Application form for a Campus Access Key Fob The University has created a “North-South Campus Access Route”, which is designed to provide a step free route for a disabled staff member or student, or any other staff member or student with access needs, for examples those needing access with pushchairs, across campus. The route begins at the main entrance of the University, near Parkinson Building, and ends at the Worsley Building. This route, which is marked by internal and external signage and involves the use of lifts at some points, is open to all staff and students during the day during the University’s main opening times. However, out of hours and at weekends, students and staff requiring access to this route will need to use a key fob (an electric unlocking device). In the future, the key fob may also be used to allow level access to other areas of the University outside of standard hours. Please complete this form to apply for a Campus Access Fob. Authorisation will be based on the completion of Section B of this form by a relevant member of University of Leeds Staff. Section B can be completed by the following staff members who support the applicant: University of Leeds staff member Typical situation University Occupational Health staff Staff with permanent or temporary mobility/other impairment Faculty HR Manager Staff with temporary mobility/other impairments. Staff needing access with pushchairs Faculty/School Student Support staff Students with temporary mobility/other impairments. Students needing access with pushchairs. Leeds University Union Welfare Office Staff Students with temporary mobility/other impairments. Students needing access with pushchairs. International Office Staff Students with temporary mobility/other impairments. Students needing access with pushchairs. Equality Service Staff Disabled students and staff