Safety, Health & WellbeingRisk & Resilience

The University aims to build organisational capacity to anticipate, respond and adapt to major incidents and disruptions. Inability to deliver priority services diminishes the student experience and potential the University's research status, both of which impact on strategic objectives within Vision 2025.

The Business Continuity Policy forms part of the University's documented Business Continuity Management System, and outlines the approach to be taken to ensure disruptions are minimised and the University can continue to deliver its priority services at acceptable, predefined, levels.

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Business Continuity Management

Business Continuity Management is a part of Safety, Health and Wellbeing, and works with Faculties, Directorates, Schools and departments across the University to:

  • Identify potential risks and their impacts on the organisation
  • Provide a framework for developing resilience, and
  • Provides an effective response that safeguards the effectiveness of the University's business.
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Risk and Resilience Management

Risk and Resilience Management is a part of Safety, Health and Wellbeing, and works with Faculties, Directorates, Schools and departments across the University to:

  • Identify and mitigate risks to the institution
  • Prepare for, and respond to, a variety of emergencies that may disrupt priority business, and
  • Develop plans that maintain continuity of business or support quick recovery from disastrous events that could impact on the effectiveness of the University's business.

Emergency Arrangements

As a member of staff, student or a visitor, you must be aware of the general emergency information and action to take to keep yourself and others safe, and who to contact for further assistance.