Out of Hours / Lone Working Staff / Postgraduate Induction.

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Out of Hours / Lone Working Staff / Postgraduate Induction

Background Policy developed 2002/03 academic year Science Faculty / Research Committee / Health & Safety Office / Security Regularises After Hours access conditions and authorisations Allows Schools & Units to define work that can be carried out ‘Out of Hours’

Out of Hours Defined Type of ActivityOut of Hours Times Laboratory / Experimental Work Before 9am, after 5.15pm Monday – Friday Between 9am – 6pm Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays Other Work Before 7am, after 10pm Monday – Friday Between 9am – 6pm Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays Total Lock-Up Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays at 6pm Specified Days at Christmas & Easter (access in exceptional circumstances only – authorised by Office of VP for Research)

Lone / Out of Hours Policy Section 1.3 ‘DCU strongly recommends that in the interests of safety & personal security, lone / out of hours work should only be undertaken when absolutely necessary and no other alternatives are available’

Issues ‘Out of Hours’ Campus Emergency Response Capability Limited Fire Evacuation & Sweep First Aid Support Security backup Technician backup / support unavailable for Laboratories –Spill response –Fire Response –System shutdown etc Air Conditioning / Heating not operational Lighting levels reduced in common areas

Process for Out of Hours Authorisation School / Unit establishes Master list of Research Activities Each activity is risk assessed based on ‘out of hours’ criteria. (may be different to ‘normal working hours’ criteria) Each activity is given an ‘Out of Hours’ risk categorisation according to table

Out of Hours Risk Categories Category A Risk (Unacceptable) To be carried out – Mon - Fri Category B Risk (High) To be carried out only by experienced researchers with a competent ‘Buddy’ in attendance Category C Risk (Medium ) To be carried out by sufficently competent researchers (may / may not require buddy) Category D Risk (Low) To be carried out by any postgraduate student / staff member (eg computer work)

The Process cont’d Experience & competence of postgraduate students assessed by Academic Supervisor in conjunction with student Each student authorised to carry out a specific range of activities out of hours based on risk classification & competence Staff members similarly authorised by Head of School All persons requiring ‘Out of Hours’ access to attend induction

Administration Listing of persons authorised to work ‘out of hours’ passed to Security & H&S Office by School/Unit Security activate student/staff swipe card to allow ‘out of hours access’

I’m Authorised – What now?? Gaining Access to Buildings –Block S – Via basement door? –Block X – Swipe card access at SE entrance –Block L – Swipe Card access at main door Problems Gaining Access?? –Contact Security

What Now? cont/d If entering/remaining in Building after 10pm or on Weekends –Open DCU Web – Security – Out of Hours Log in –Complete the details as required –Work only in the area you have indicated on Web –Carry out only the activities you are authorised to perform –You must have ‘Buddy’ in attendance where identified by Risk Assessment – Buddy must also be authorised & must log in on Web

Web Log in Format

What if a Fire Occurs If you cause it –Break a break glass unit immediately –use fire extinguisher if confident to do so (Extinguisher DVD) –Leave the building by the nearest exit –Contact security x5999 to inform them of problem & status If alarm sounds –Switch off equipment if safe to do so –Leave the building by nearest available emergency exit –Report to the Assembly Point for building to let security know you are safe (Do Not Just Go Home!)

DVD

What if Other Problems Occurs Problems –Spill / Flood –First Aid / Medical Assistance –Suspect Intruder Contact Security on x5999 –Call will be answered immediately but be aware patrol may take up to 15 mins to reach you late at night

Other Issues To ensure security of building –Do not admit anyone else (known or unknown to you) on your swipecard –Refer anyone who requests entry to Security Control Room –no fast food deliveries Remember –Air Conditioning & heating will not be in operation (fume cupboard & extraction systems are maintained) –Lighting levels in corridors/stairwells will be at lower level than during normal hours

When Leaving the Building When leaving building –Make sure you log off the Web – exit by door you came in – NOT push bar emergency exit (security risk) When leaving late at night – if concerned for personal security contact Security x5999 to request escort –May have to wait for patrol man to get to you

Out of Hours Authorisation may be Withdrawn if: Person on premises found to be under the influence of alcohol / banned substances Person on premises has not entered details on Web Authorised person allows others into building on their swipecard Other issues that may arise as policy is implemented

Exceptional Access – During Lock Up Special Application to Office of VP for Research Application Form on H&S Web If approved then forwarded to Security Need to contact Security to arrange access Note ‘Exceptional Access’ only – need very specific reason

Summary Policy in place to safeguard Safety & Security of Staff & Students while working ‘out of hours’ Work ‘out of hours’ only if strictly necessary Recognise risks and adhere to your authorised activities Contact Security if problems arise Response after hours may take up to 15 mins