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Health, safety and wellbeing standards
University standards help to ensure that potential hazards are identified and appropriate controls put in place.
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Asbestos Management Standard
This standard provides a strategy for management and control of risks from asbestos material at the University of Auckland.
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Biological risk management and containment standard
The University's Biological Risk Management and Containment Standard applies to all staff and students who direct or participate in deliberate work that requires biological risk management and containment.
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Health and safety committees standard
Read about the University of Auckland's health and safety committees standard.
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Monitoring and measuring health and safety standard
Learn about the University of Auckland's monitoring and measuring health and safety standard.
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Rehabilitation standards and procedures
Find out more about the University of Auckland's rehabilitation standards and procedures.
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Accident leave and weekly compensation protocol and procedures
Learn about the University's accident leave and weekly compensation protocol and procedures.
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Laser safety standard
This overarching standard can be measured against the standards AS/NZS IEC 60825.1 and AS/NZS IEC 60825.14.
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Machinery and plant standard
This standard states the minimum requirements for the operation and management of machinery and plant within a workplace.
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Ionising radiation safety standard
To provide the basis for all faculties, schools, departments and services to identify and assess risks, implement control measures and check progress as part of the broader health and safety management system.
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Health and safety incident reporting and management standard
This states the requirements and responsivities for incident reporting
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Health and safety risk management standard
To provide the basis for all faculties, schools, departments and services to identify and assess risks, implement control measures and check progress as part of the broader health and safety management system.