Alumni who show their Alumni Card prior to purchase are eligible for a 10% discount on If you are an alumnus and would like a replacement card or have not received your card, www.alumni.qut.edu.au/quicklinks/alumnifaq.jsp for instructions on how to obtain a replacement card.Director, Health, Safety and Environment 9.8.4 Roles and responsibilities Chemical management at QUT will meet legislative obligations and the University's requirements for the best practicable standard. QUT officers, managers and supervisors are responsible for the approved acquisition, safe handling, transport, storage, use and disposal of chemicals at QUT. Additionally, the University requires that staff, students, contractors, volunteers and visitors act with due diligence, particularly those in supervisory roles and those with stated obligations under permits, licences and authorities issued by state or federal jurisdictions. This policy applies to all staff, students, visitors, volunteers and contractors and in all QUT workplaces.

It must be read in conjunction with the Chemical Management Procedure contained on the Department of Health, Safety and Environment website. Definitions relevant to this policy are in the HSE Definitions document located on the Department of Health, Safety and Environment website. Roles and responsibilities are detailed in the Chemical Management Procedure in the relevant annexes of the procedure as well as in the Health and safety framework policy (A/9.1). Instructions for the safe use of chemicals at QUT can be found in the Chemical Management Procedure. Records must be managed in accordance with the University’s Records management policy (F/6.1). The following records relating to chemical management must be maintained: MOPP A/9.1 Health, safety and environment framework MOPP F/6.1 Records management policy MOPP H/4.2 Cleaning and waste management Revised policy to remove duplicated content that is included in the Chemical Management Procedure

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Innovations for the real worldHand in Hand: Let's go places. CARRS-Q is pleased to announce a new initiative to keep kids safe Our latest safety campaign is all about kids: children aged 3 — 9 who are at risk of becoming involved in pedestrian/vehicle crashes. Research has shown us that, until the age of nine, children’s perceptual and cognitive abilities are not sufficiently developed to allow them to make sound judgements when they’re crossing roads. It’s hard for them to judge vehicle distances and speeds. What’s more, many crashes occur when they impulsively run out between parked cars. This campaign won the "Excellence in Media Evaluation Award" at the 2016 International Safety Media Awards, Tampere, Finland. Lack of sufficient adult supervision has been identified as an important factor in child pedestrian injury. Research showed that, while parents will usually hold the hands of younger children, they are less likely to do so: When the children are a little older

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