1. Health and Safety Information
Wellington Campus 2017

2. Keeping yourself safe LOOK AFTER YOURSELF - CHECK IN CHECK OUT -
Studying/working alone, let someone or Campus Security know
Campus Security on or
When dark, stick to lit areas with other people
LOOK AFTER EVERYONE–
Only authorised people in buildings after hours,
All should have their own access card
Keep your ID card with you at all times
Do not prop doors open
LOOK AFTER YOUR STUFF–
Never leave your valuables unattended

3. For an ambulance, make 2 phone calls:
Injury Reporting
If you injure yourself, it must be reported (including near misses). Report to who ever is in charge:
Why – so that the issue can be investigated to prevent similar injuries
For an ambulance, make 2 phone calls:
Call 111 – state clearly your location
Call Security on ext or
Security will attend and/or escort the ambulance

4. Wellington Campus is Proud to be Smoke Free
Smoke Free Policy
Wellington Campus is Proud to be Smoke Free
smoking is NOT permitted anywhere on campus
You need to leave the campus grounds to smoke.
This includes e cigarettes and vaping
No smoking in private cars
Want to Quit : For free advice and support phone:
Quitline
MU Medical Centre (Students) to quit

5. Preparing for an Emergency
Know the campus Emergency Procedures as per flipcharts in your room (violent offender, Storm, Bomb threat ) Know where the Assembly area is for each block you are in Know the location of the nearest fire alarm call point Know where to find a first aider and a First Aid kit

6. Emergency Evacuation When you hear a fire alarm:
Immediately leave the building via the nearest safe exit
Take your keys and purse/wallet with you
Assemble at emergency assembly area
Look out for these signs for more info
Follow instructions from building wardens
Wardens wear fluorescent vests
Keep out of building until ‘all clear’ is given from the building warden
Walk, don’t run
Follow the exit signs
Merge like a zip
DO NOT use lifts
DO NOT go back inside the building (for any reason)
Proceed to the assembly area and remain there until the all clear is given
Always follow the instructions give by Staff and Emergency Wardens

7. Earthquake Earthquake DROP, COVER & HOLD If inside stay inside
(Stay away from anything that could fall on you)
Don’t leave until shaking stops.
If trapped in a lift activate control panel, stay calm, wait for assistance
If outside: move to an open space away from power lines, streetlights
and 1.5 x the height away from any buildings.
AFTER an earthquake, follow the directions of Staff & Wardens
What to do in an Earthquake.
DROP, COVER & HOLD
If inside stay inside (Move away from windows or from anything that could fall on you)
If trapped in a lift activate the alarm on the control panel, stay calm, wait for assistance
Assess surroundings before you evacuate a building it could be safer inside
Don’t leave until well after shaking stops.
Don’t use lifts
Take your orange back pack, keys, personal items and valuables with you if it is safe to do so
Assembly points for earthquakes are different than for fire assembly. They need to be in wide open areas, approximately 1.5x the height of the closest and tallest building, distance away. The carpark outside Tussock is one such area. 
If outside:  Drop , cover, hold, move to an open space away from buildings, power lines, streetlights. DO not go back inside any buildings.
AFTER an earthquake, follow the directions of Staff & Wardens
Day to day preparedness Tips
take your keys, phone and personal items with you when you leave your office at all times
carry cash on you (eftpos may be down)
ensure fuel in your car is as full as possible
be prepared at home and work (plan to have food and water for 3 days at work)
Ensure you have a plan in place for your family – know where you will meet, how you will contact each other
keep important phone numbers written down – not just on your phone  
arrange who can feed your pets if you can’t make it home for a couple of days etc.
Other information on how to get ready
Get ready thru website – how to prepare you and your family
Wellington Region Emergency Management Office
geonet
Wellington City Council
Psychosocial help
You can find more extremely useful resources at:
Mental Health Foundation Earthquake Page  - excellent information also information for parents

8. Stay In Touch Communication in Emergency Massey home page
Massey Facebook and or twitter
The free Ping App - Download now from apple store or playstore
For further information contact :
Jo Fox Campus Health, Safety and Emergency Management Advisor ex 63441

9. Student Advocacy MAWSA
MAWSA – your students association are :
represented on Campus Health & Safety and Emergency Management Committees
CLASS ADVOCATES WANTED
Support your classmates
Be the bridge between staff and students
Help MAWSA be the student voice
Interested ? contact your lecturer or