Re : Department Occupational Safety & Health Induction Checklists
URL : https://www.mech.hku.hk/inductres
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This webpage aims to provide brief information and links related to issues listed in the Occupational Safety & Health Induction Checklist. Some of the links may require HKU portal login. This webpage is subjected to regular update but if some of the links do not work, please send your enquiry to mech@hku.hk.
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1. Reception
Introduction to supervisor/manager
If necessary, contact staff at the General Office (HW717).
Introduction to colleagues/co-workers
See here.
Introduction to Head of Department
See here.
Introduction to Departmental Safety Representative
2. Departmental Layout
Tour of Department
If necessary, contact your supervisor for arrangement.
Entrances and Exits (including Emergency Exits and Assembly Points)
See https://me.hku.hk/eform/2023-10-Floor-plan-HWB-COB-YPB.pdf.
First Aid and First Aiders
Personal workplace and storage of Personal belongings
See uis.hku.hk/uis/staffman/tos1/security.pdf.
Location of toilets and washing facilities
Consult staff at the General Office (HW717).
Pantry & dining facilities
Consult staff at the General Office (HW717). Information about catering facilities in HKU can be found here.
3. Departmental Safety
Local safety organization
Local safety rules and procedures
Fire drill and alarm procedures
Fire extinguishers: location and use
Consult staff at the General Office (HW717) and/or the technician in the laboratory.
Local safety hazards
See the placard posted on the door of the laboratory.
Health & Safety Legislation
See www.safety.hku.hk/safety-legislation.
Your health & safety responsibilities
University Safety Policy
See www.safety.hku.hk/safety-policy.
Safety training
See www.safety.hku.hk/training.
Emergency Procedures
See here.
Typhoon & Rainstorm Signals
See here.
RGC Grant Application safety issues (not applicable to students)
In most, if not all RGC grant applications (www.ugc.edu.hk/eng/rgc), the applicant would be asked to indicate whether approval is required / is being sought / has been obtained with respect to biological safety, chemical safety, ionising radiation safety, and non-ionising radiation safety.
Environmental issues
See here.
Others
For more information, please refer to your staff handbook
Revised in July 2024.