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- Any safety concerns should be brought to the attention of the Departmental Safety Officer
Alan Grant. Please consult the online
Departmental Safety Manual
for safety procedures and policies.
All faculty, staff and students involved in field work are required to read the Field Safety Policy.
Furthermore, a set of
outlining details of
the field work, and the safety precautions taken, must be filed each year with the Department of
Geological Sciences and Geological
Engineering by each instructor in charge of field work.
Note that the University's draft safety policy for field work applies only to research,
but the Department's policy applies to both research and teaching.
The Queen’s University Off-Campus Activity Safety Policy [OCASP] came into effect on 01 September 2004
The Policy applies to all Faculty, Staff, and Students undertaking Off-Campus Activities that are sanctioned by the University
The Policy also applies to all unpaid Volunteers who are taking part in University-sanctioned Off-Campus Activities
Non university persons who are taking part in an Activity in any paid capacity are to be treated as Faculty/Staff under The Policy
Information and PDF files can be found here:
For your convenience and mental health the relevant policy info and forms can be obtained directly from the links below (recommended approach):
INFO Safety Policy Info in pdf format
FORM 1 Safety Planning Record (pdf)
FORM 2 Feedback/Evaluation Form (pdf)
FORM 3 Post-Activity Incident Report (pdf)
FORM 4 Summary Sheet: Responsibilities of Participants (pdf)
NEW: According to Queen's DEHS,
all safety forms are now to be completed online.
(This is apparently not really true - forms above are acceptable).
If your health plan covers personal stress therapy and anger management,
then feel free to use the online version below:
To go directly to the first page of the form:
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