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Safety & Environment Plan
The Safety, Health and Environment Plan (SHEP) is reviewed annually by an ad hoc committee appointed by the CEO of SU
Safety, Health and Environment Plan
Sampoerna University (SU) complies with all relevant institutional, industrial and governmental regulations and policies regarding health, safety and security procedures. This plan is designed to promote a safer, more secure and healthful learning and work environment for the College community and its guests. This plan outlines the protocol for the management of health and safety of the SU community in cases of accidents, fire, safety, emergency and evacuation, security and safety on campus. The Safety, Health and Environment Plan (SHEP) is reviewed annually by an ad hoc committee appointed by the CEO of SU. This committee provides recommendations for updates and revisions; other updates and revisions are made whenever changes are made by relevant governmental or regulatory bodies.
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Emergency Notification
All students, faculty and staff subscribe to the Emergency Notification System (ENS) and receive email alerts in the event of campus-wide emergencies or incidents. These same notifications are also posted on the SU website and distributed...
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Procedures for Investigating Incidents
All incidents on campus are followed up with an incident report, which allows Administrative Services to document the incident, evaluate the response and determine if further action is needed. Incident reports are filled out by faculty or staff.
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Student Responsibilities
Safety instruction is an integral part of SU academic programs, especially those involving laboratories. It is the student’s responsibility to adhere to institutional policy and procedures relating to student conduct and campus...
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Safety Resources
Academic program specific safety resources such as sharps disposal, material safety data sheets, biological pathogen disposal kits, eye protection, hand protection, hearing protection, eye wash and safety shower stations are located in the ap...
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Campus Security Officers
Campus security officers are present on every floor of SU. They report to Administrative Services and have responsibilities on all parts of the campus. The major responsibility of campus security officers is to give attention...
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Fire
During orientation each semester, all faculty, staff and students are notified of fire extinguishers, fire hoses, emergency exits and manual alarm systems across campus and how to use them. Specific training is provided to Safety...
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Earthquakes
When an earthquake is detected, take cover under a desk, table or in a doorway; or stand close to the wall in a hallway. Stay away from windows or objects that could break or shatter. Wait approximately two minutes after tremors stop OR until the building...
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Medical Emergencies
Student illnesses or minor emergency medical care requirements should be reported to the nearest faculty or staff member. These problems will be resolved by utilizing first aid kits or a referral to one of the health clinics. No medical care will be...
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Behavioral Disturbance
A behavioral disturbance can be either verbal or physical. Everyone is to assist in making the campus a safe place by being alert to suspicious situations and promptly reporting them...
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Weapon and Firearms
Fireworks, firearms, ammunition and other weapons or materials which endanger health and safety are strictly prohibited. The possession or use of these items at SU will result in disciplinary action. Such incidents that also violate local and/or national laws may also result in prosecution.
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Enviromental Hazard
Blood Spills If you see blood on the floor or other surface, notify a faculty or staff member. Do not attempt to clean up the blood yourself or allow others to do so. If you are exposed to another person’s blood or other bodily...
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