Course Handbook FdA Leadership and Management 2013-14
Course Handbook FdA Leadership and Management 2013-14 Course Handbook FdA Leadership and Management 2013-14
• Safe use of electrical and gas appliances• Observing our University no-smoking policyFire informationFire information is present on Fire Action Notices displayed in all Collegebuildings. These are normally present in corridors or inside classrooms.They inform you of the appropriate action to take, the location of thenearest Fire Alarm Call Point, the location of fire fighting equipment and thelocation of fire assembly points.All fire exit routes are clearly identified. You should take the opportunity tofamiliarise yourself with the location of fire exit routes and fire assemblypoints for the buildings that you may use in the course of your studies.If you discover a fireIf you discover a fire, you should sound the alarm by operating the FireAlarm Call Point. You should report the circumstances and site of fire bycalling 999 – indicated on the Fire Action Notice.Do not tackle the fire unless you have been trained to do so. Evacuate thebuilding to the fire assembly point indicated on the Fire Action Notice. Do notre-enter the building until officially authorised to do so.Fire evacuationOn hearing the Fire Alarm, everyone should proceed calmly to the nearestavailable safe fire exit, as indicated by the green and white fire exit signage.Please assist visitors.Follow the route to get out of the building and continue on to the fireassembly point so as not to impede the remaining evacuees exiting thebuilding.Take appropriate action to assist mobility impaired persons or wheelchairusers to a safe refuge.• Do not stop to collect belongings and do not try to leave by yourusual entry route unless this is the way indicated by the escapesigns.• Do not attempt to use the lifts.• Do not restrict emergency service access routes.• Do not re-enter building until officially authorised to do soEvacuation is practised through fire drills. However, you should regard anycontinuous sounding of the alarm as a fire incident and act accordingly.Page 36 of 56
Disabled studentsYou are expected to declare any disability that would affect your safety inthe event of a fire, e.g. hearing impairment or the use of a wheelchair.If you are referred to the Disability Adviser, a Personal EmergencyEvacuation Plan (PEEP) will be developed for you, as appropriate.First AidFirst Aid Notices (green and white) are displayed in all College buildingsalongside the Fire Action Notices (predominantly blue and white) andalongside, or adjacent to, each First Aid box. Each first Aid Notice gives thefollowing information:• The location and contact number of the nearest First Aiders(s)• The location of the nearest First Aid box• The College emergency telephone number 3333 (Park Lanecampus – for other campus’ please check• Other emergency contact numbersThe names and telephone numbers of the nearest First Aiders can also beobtained from the Health and Safety team on 2166334.Accident and incident reportingAll accidents, incidents and dangerous occurrences must be reported to, andrecorded by College staff.Accident report forms (HS1) are available on the intranet.Policy statementLeeds City College Corporation accepts both moral and legal responsibility asan employer to ensure; so far as is reasonably practicable, the safety, healthand welfare at work of all its employees. The College will ensure to conductits undertakings in such a way that persons not in direct college employment(i.e. students, contractors and members of the general public) who may beaffected, are not exposed to risks to their safety and health. In addition theCollege will actively endeavour to limit the adverse affects on theenvironment in which operations are carried out.All safety, health and welfare matters will be treated as a managementresponsibility equal to that of any other managerial function.Leeds City College Corporation is committed to continuous improvement inhealth and safety performance and to attaining the highest possible practicestandards throughout the college.Page 37 of 56
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• Safe use of electrical <strong>and</strong> gas appliances• Observing our University no-smoking policyFire informationFire information is present on Fire Action Notices displayed in all Collegebuildings. These are normally present in corridors or inside classrooms.They inform you of the appropriate action to take, the location of thenearest Fire Alarm Call Point, the location of fire fighting equipment <strong>and</strong> thelocation of fire assembly points.All fire exit routes are clearly identified. You should take the opportunity tofamiliarise yourself with the location of fire exit routes <strong>and</strong> fire assemblypoints for the buildings that you may use in the course of your studies.If you discover a fireIf you discover a fire, you should sound the alarm by operating the FireAlarm Call Point. You should report the circumstances <strong>and</strong> site of fire bycalling 999 – indicated on the Fire Action Notice.Do not tackle the fire unless you have been trained to do so. Evacuate thebuilding to the fire assembly point indicated on the Fire Action Notice. Do notre-enter the building until officially authorised to do so.Fire evacuationOn hearing the Fire Alarm, everyone should proceed calmly to the nearestavailable safe fire exit, as indicated by the green <strong>and</strong> white fire exit signage.Please assist visitors.Follow the route to get out of the building <strong>and</strong> continue on to the fireassembly point so as not to impede the remaining evacuees exiting thebuilding.Take appropriate action to assist mobility impaired persons or wheelchairusers to a safe refuge.• Do not stop to collect belongings <strong>and</strong> do not try to leave by yourusual entry route unless this is the way indicated by the escapesigns.• Do not attempt to use the lifts.• Do not restrict emergency service access routes.• Do not re-enter building until officially authorised to do soEvacuation is practised through fire drills. However, you should regard anycontinuous sounding of the alarm as a fire incident <strong>and</strong> act accordingly.Page 36 of 56
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