Prolonged work at a computer in a seated position.
Common hazards associated with computer-based work include: (Principles of Good Work Design, Safe Work Australia, 2015).Ī large number of the University’s workforce spend their working days at computer workstations. Good work is also where the work design optimises human performance, job satisfaction and productivity. ‘Good work’ is healthy and safe work where hazards and risks are eliminated or minimised so far as is reasonably practicable. This page outlines the University's risk management approach and the resources available for managing ergonomic hazards associated with working at computer workstations. University Safety and Wellbeing CommitteeĬurrent Elected Health and Safety RepresentativesĪboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment University Chemical Advisory Safety Committee What I Need to Know about Incident Reportingįorms, Guidelines, Policies, Procedures and Other Resources Learnonline Safety and Wellbeing Training Health Awareness and Wellbeing Activity Calendar Performance Development and Management (PDM)Īboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural AwarenessĮarly Career Researcher Development Programĭealing with Challenging Student Behaviour – Staff Toolkit
Supporting Documents, References, Resources and Templates Register of Personal Interests – Senior Staffįor researchers - managing conflicts of interest University of South Australia Enterprise AgreementĪboriginal Employment Working Group (AEWG)ĭisability Inclusion Employee Advisory Networkĭeclaring a Conflict of Interest – All Staff Steps Involved in Evaluating Currently Filled Positions
Research Consultancy and Profit Share PaymentsĬar Parking Fees (UniSA Campus and Wilson Parking)
0 kommentar(er)
