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Responsibilities of Staff or Employee

Staff are responsible for reporting all identified hazards to their appropriate administrator. They must attend and complete all required EHS training and follow the procedures described in the training. Training must be timely and in advance of the assignment of duties.

Responsibilities of University Risk Manager

The Risk Manager is responsible for coordinating campus risk management assessment programs, developing and implementing training and assessment methodologies to assist the campus in effectively avoiding, mitigating, transferring, and/or controlling risk.  

Responsibilities of College or Department Safety Coordinators

The responsibilities of college or department safety coordinators are outlined as the following: 

Responsibilities of Managers and Supervisors

CSU managers and supervisors are responsible for identifying hazards associated with their duties/job functions, including any applicable reporting of identified hazards, learning and implementing EHS requirements that are applicable to employees, areas and operations under their control.

Deans, Directors, and Department Chairs

The responsibilities of deans, directors and department chairs is to ensure employees are aware of and adhere to applicable EHS requirements, Deans and Department Chairs are responsible for establishing, promoting, and maintaining a culture of safety within their respective departments/units, classrooms, laboratories and for maintaining and…

Senior Campus Leadership

Campus senior leadership (e.g. Vice President, Provost) is responsible for ensuring environmental health and safety programs are established, implemented and maintained for operations within their divisions and departments (including self-support and auxiliary organizations).Â