DUTIES, AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Our Duties:
- Follow developments in legislation related to occupational health and safety.
- Coordinate necessary efforts regarding the causes of workplace accidents, occupational diseases, hazardous situations, hazardous behaviors, near-miss incidents, and the preventive measures that can be taken.
- Maintain statistics related to workplace accidents and occupational diseases, and carry out root cause analyses to reduce accident and disease rates.
- Coordinate the preparation and implementation of training programs related to occupational health and safety.
- Prepare plans and programs related to the coordinator's work and make decisions regarding their implementation.
- Publish printed, visual, electronic, and periodical/non-periodical materials related to occupational health and safety, and create a printed and electronic library and archive to track these publications.
- Prepare short, medium, and long-term objectives and policies for the coordinator's activities, along with related plans and programs for education and research.
- When necessary, establish temporary or permanent working groups, organize their duties, and submit their assignments for approval by the Rector.
- Raise awareness on occupational health and safety.
- Facilitate coordination by bringing together the relevant units within the university that focus on occupational health and safety.
- Contribute to the creation, maintenance, and coordination of units within the university or public institutions in accordance with relevant legislation, that provide or will provide services related to occupational health and safety, in collaboration with the university.
- Contribute to risk assessments.
- Participate in the preparation of emergency action plans and conduct emergency drills.
- Prepare a work plan for the upcoming year based on the coordinator's activities at the end of the year.
- Prepare a training plan for the training sessions organized by the coordinator at the end of the year.