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New and Draft Procedures and Trials

Welcome to the Environment, Health & Safety Unit's New and Draft Procedures and Trials page.

We use this page to consult the University community about changes to EHS policy and procedure. Sometimes we also seek feedback and participation for surveys and trials.

Consultation helps us to generate better EHS policy and procedure, and to achieve healthier, safer and more environmentally sustainable workplace outcomes for the University.

All staff members are encouraged to provide written comments on the discussion papers posted on this page.

 

Papers currently available for comment

Discussion paper title Attachment including draft policy/procedure document Consultation expiry date
  There are no current discussion papers    

 

Papers whose consultation period has expired

Discussion papers whose consultation period has expired will remain in this section until they have been endorsed for adoption by the appropriate University committees (if required), and then published.

Discussion paper title Attachment including draft policy/procedure document Current status
Travel & Off-Campus Risk (EHS Manual)  

Consultation period expired 29 June 2007.

Awaiting committee endorsements.

International Travel Policy (EHS Manual) International Travel Policy [.pdf]

Consultation period expired 29 June 2007.

Awaiting committee endorsements.

 

How to provide comments

  1. Review the discussion paper
  2. Email ehs-draftprocedurefeedback@unimelb.edu.au. Include in the Subject field "Consultation" and the discussion paper title.
  3. To guarantee consideration comments must be received by 5.00pm on the consultation expiry date.
  4. The General Manager, EHS, will consider all comments submitted by staff and, where relevant, take account of the comments into the ongoing development of the procedure, policy or initiative in question.

When we post a proposal for changes to the Environment, Health & Safety Manual, we will always advertise this in Staff News, as well as send a direct email notification to key stakeholders including elected employee Health & Safety Representatives. Proposed changes to the EHS Manual will always be available for comment for at least ten working days. More information about EHS Consultation is available in EHS Manual 8.1.New. Consultation.

 

What happens next?

This section provides links to some of the outcomes of recent discussion papers:

 

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