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Health and Safety Introduction

Good health and safety management is good business. The University recognises the importance of providing and maintaining a safe and healthy environment in which we all teach, study, research and pursue the University’s other business interests. Nothing that we do is so important that it cannot be done safely.

We have received a highly commended rating in the internationally-renowned RoSPA Health and Safety Awards.


  ROSPA 'Sir George Earle Trophy Winner' 2023 and ROSPA Education & Training Services Sector Award Winner 2024

We're also proud to have been awarded the ISO45001:2018 Certification for Occupational Health and Safety Management. This globally recognised standard for Occupational Health and Safety Management is the premier accreditation in Health and Safety.

ISO 45001: 2018

This certification further demonstrates our commitment to leading the highest health, safety and wellbeing standards and proactive attitude to identifying and evaluating risks, which provides a safer and healthier working environment for everyone.

The University Health and Safety Team can work with you in the management of risks that your activities create by offering independent expertise, advice and training. The team consists of health and safety professionals specialising in a wide range of skills including fire safety and bio-chemistry.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact the University Health and Safety Team:

Address

Health and Safety Office 
Campus Services
Northumbria University
Pandon Building
Camden Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE2 1XE 

Meet the Team

“Nothing that we do is so important that it cannot be done safely” - Professor Andy Long, Vice-Chancellor, Northumbria University.


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